Form Mv-82.1sn - Registering A Snowmobile In New York State Page 2

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ACCEPTABLE PROOFS
PROOF OF OWNERSHIP
NEW YORK STATE VEHICLE AND TRAFFIC LAW REQUIRES ALL SNOWMOBILE DEALERS TO REGISTER ANY SNOWMOBILE THEY SELL
AT THE POINT OF SALE, UNLESS THE PURCHASER QUALIFIES FOR AN EXEMPTION.
1.
IF THE SNOWMOBILE IS PURCHASED FROM A DEALER EITHER IN NEW YORK STATE OR OUT-OF-STATE* AND IS:
NEW:
a. the Manufacturer’s Certificate or Statement of Origin (MCO or MSO)* and
b. a bill of sale (must include model name and number, year, make, VIN, CC/HP, color, buyer’s/seller’s name and address, date of sale
and purchase price). A dealer bill of sale should include the facility number, tax ID number and authorized signature.
USED AND PREVIOUSLY REGISTERED IN NEW YORK OR ANOTHER JURISDICTION:
a. the prior owner’s registration/transfer stub, signed over to the dealer, or similar proof of ownership issued by another jurisdiction* and
b. a bill of sale (see above).
USED AND NEVER REGISTERED IN NEW YORK OR ANOTHER JURISDICTION:
a. the Manufacturer’s Certificate or Statement of Origin (MCO or MSO) signed over to the dealer* and
b. a bill of sale (see above).
2.
IF THE SNOWMOBILE IS PURCHASED FROM A PRIVATE OWNER AND WAS:
PREVIOUSLY REGISTERED IN NEW YORK OR
NEVER REGISTERED IN NEW YORK OR ANOTHER
ANOTHER JURISDICTION:
JURISDICTION:
a. the prior owner’s registration/transfer stub, signed over to the
a. the Manufacturer’s Certificate or Statement of Origin
new owner, or similar proof of ownership issued by another
(MCO/MSO) signed over to the new owner* and
jurisdiction* and
b. the original owner’s bill of sale and sales tax receipts from all
b. a bill of sale (see above).
subsequent transfers between individuals, and
c. a bill of sale from the prior owner (see above)
* OUT-OF-STATE RESIDENTS REGISTERING FOR THE FIRST TIME IN NEW YORK STATE must provide a photocopy of the same
ownership documents required in their home state (for example, an MCO or MSO, registration/transfer stub and/or bill of sale/invoice).
PROOF OF INSURANCE
Proof of insurance is not necessary when registering a snowmobile. However, the Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation Law
requires the owner of a snowmobile to have liability insurance if the snowmobile is operated on a roadway, shoulder of a highway, or on
property which is owned, leased or held in easement by a person other than the owner or operator of the snowmobile.
PROOF OF SALES TAX CLEARANCE
1. If the snowmobile is purchased from a dealer, evidence that sales tax has been collected by the dealer is required. Dealers have been
instructed to include: the amount of sales tax collected on the bill of sale;
a statement that all sales tax has been collected;
a
or
or
statement that sales tax is not due and the reason why.
2. If sales tax has not been paid to a registered NYS dealer or to the NYS Department of Tax and Finance, it will be collected by DMV
when the snowmobile is registered.
3. If claiming an exemption from sales tax, complete form DTF-803.
4. If sales tax was paid to another state, and credit is allowed, complete form DTF-804 and pay the remainder, if any, of the tax due to New
York State. If no credit is allowed, complete form DTF-802.
5. If the snowmobile was purchased through a private sale (one individual to another), or received as a gift, complete form DTF-802.
NOTE: Sales tax forms may be obtained from any Motor Vehicles office or from the NYS Tax Department. They are also available on the
DMV web site (dmv.ny.gov) and the Tax and Finance web site ( ).
PROOF OF INCORPORATION
1. A NYS vehicle registration or title in the same corporate name
5. For corporate DBAs:
or
a. a filing receipt from the NYS Department of
2. A certified copy of the NYS Certificate of Incorporation
or
State with the DBA listed.
3. For New York State corporations only:
6. For unincorporated associations:
a. a certificate under seal issued by the NYS Department of State;
or
a. proofs vary depending on the type of
b. a filing receipt issued by the NYS Department of State.
organization. Contact a Motor Vehicles office for
4. For out-of-state corporations only:
information.
a. a certified copy of the Certificate of Incorporation from their home state;
or
b. a certificate under seal issued by the NYS Department of State;
or
c. a filing receipt issued by the NYS Department of State.
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