Dirt Bike, Snowmobile
To register your snowmobile, Dirt Bike or ATV, visit an MVC Agency:
- Bring proof of insurance and at least one proof of ownership (see below)
- Complete application BA-49
- Pay fee and sales tax (if applicable)
If you purchased it from a dealership, provide the Manufacturer’s Statement of Origin or Certificate of Origin (MSO or COO), an invoice with the date of purchase, make, model, year, serial number and the dealer's "Sales Tax Satisfied" stamp
If you purchased the vehicle from a private owner, provide a MSO, COO or the seller's registration that indicates the vehicle was sold and a notarized letter that includes:
- Name of buyer
- Date of sale
- Make, model, year, serial number and purchase price
The registration expiration date for all snowmobiles, Dirt Bike and ATV registrations is September 30th.
ATV and Dirt Bike use prohibited in state parks
All terrain vehicles and Dirt Bikes are prohibited in all New Jersey State Parks and Forests – no exceptions.
Use of snowmobiles in state parks
Properly registered snowmobiles are permitted in some areas of High Point, Wawayanda, Ringwood State Parks and the Stokes and Worthington State Forests in North Jersey. You can check with the park superintendent in advance for more details.
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