Please note, 2-up machines must be Factory 2-UP and not after-market 2-ups to legally ride on KATVA trails and Kawartha Lakes and area municipalities roads.įamily Annual Memberships are ideal for 2 or more (up to 5) machines registered to people of the same household.Are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.Entitle you access to KATVA trails and our Family of Clubs’ trails during ATV riding season(s) and winter riding on Lake of Bays and Quad Niagara trails.Single Annual Memberships are ideal for one machine regardless of the number of riders for that machine.Annual permits are only issued jointly with a KATVA membership. These memberships are ideal for riders who plan to ride KATVA trails on a regular basis. do not entitle you to KATVA membership privileges.can be purchased more than once by one person in a season.are valid only on day or days specified.entitle you to ride KATVA trails on a defined, limited basis.These permits are ideal for anyone (one rider) who does not plan to ride KATVA trails on a regular basis, or who does not want to commit to an annual permit. IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO SHOW PROOF OF PERMIT ON YOUR PHONE, YOU MUST HAVE A PRINTED PAPER COPY OF YOUR EMAIL CONFIRMATION OF PURCHASE. PROOF OF PURCHASE – HAVING THE CONFIRMATION EMAIL ON YOUR PHONE IS SUFFICIENT PROOF OF PURCHASE FOR TEMPORARY PERMITS AND FOR SINGLE ANNUAL AND FAMILY ANNUAL MEMBERSHIPS UNTIL YOUR STICKER IS RECEIVED IN MAIL. Passengers do not need an additional permit. Permits are issued for the machine, not for the persons riding the machine.
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When a transfer of ownership has taken place, the registration and decals on the machine are no longer valid the new owner would need to register the machine in their own name.A KATVA ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP (PERMIT) IS GOOD FOR A FULL 12 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE. NH Fish and Game does not verify or give out registration or machine information unless an individual is requesting his or her own registration information. It is also recommended that a buyer verify the VIN on the bill of sale against the machine itself. A title, bill of sale or previous registration is not required to register an OHRV or snowmobile however the registrant must be able to provide the vehicle information.Īlthough a bill of sale is not required to register in New Hampshire, when buying or selling a machine, it is recommended that a bill of sale is completed, and includes the vehicle information and VIN.
The state of New Hampshire does not title OHRVs or snowmobiles, nor does it maintain any records of title or liens on these types of vehicles. The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department is the state agency responsible for the registration of OHRVs and snowmobiles. Is responsible for verifying their registration information and affixing the decals appropriately.Will receive a printed registration certificate and two decals and.See below for information regarding wheeled vehicle and snowmobile club memberships Must present the appropriate proof of club membership to qualify for applicable member rate.No title, bill of sale or previous registration is required in NH Must provide the vehicle: year of manufacture, make, model, displacement, primary and secondary colors, and VIN.Must present a valid NH driver's license or NH non-driver photo ID to qualify for resident rates.Must be at least 18 years old and present a valid driver's license or non-driver photo ID. Registrations are issued to an individual.When registering an OHRV or snowmobile, the registrant: For information on trails, openings and closures, contact the NH Bureau of Trails at (603) 271-3254 or visit their website. It is the rider's responsibility to check for trail openings, closures, or event cancellations. Please note that registration does not guarantee trails are open for riding. For questions regarding registrations for road use, contact your Town Clerk or the Department of Motor Vehicles. A registration does not give permission for unrestricted riding or operation on roadways not part of an approved trail system. A registration is a privilege to ride off of your own property on approved trails or with written landowner permission. There are no additional trail user fees in New Hampshire. For questions regarding registration, contact NH Fish and Game at (603) 271-3422.Īll snowmobiles and OHRVs must be registered if operated in New Hampshire off the owner's property. New registrations become available in late April. NOTE: Annual registrations run May 1 through April 30.
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