Licensing Your Trailer
Trailer licensing and registration rules vary by province and state in Canada and the U.S. Always confirm local requirements before towing your trailer.
Licensing Your Trailer in Canada
- A New Vehicle Information Statement (NVIS) that must be signed by the retailer;
- An owner’s manual;
- A warranty card; and
- A bill of sale provided by the retailer.
Trailer registration requirements and fees vary by province, so we recommend contacting your local Ministry of Transportation (MOT) for specific guidance. In most cases, registering a trailer requires presenting your New Vehicle Information Statement (NVIS) and bill of sale.
For more information, please visit your provincial MOT website:
Licensing Your Trailer in the United States
- A literature pack containing a Certificate of Origin that must be signed by the retailer;
- An owner’s manual;
- A warranty card; and
- A bill of sale provided by the retailer.
Trailer registration requirements and fees vary by state, so we recommend contacting your local Department or Division of Motor Vehicles office for specific guidance. In most cases, registering a trailer requires presenting your Certificate of Origin and bill of sale.
For more information, please visit your state DMV website: