Registration & Titling

Montana off-highway vehicle registration rules require new owners to register purchased ATVs or UTVs because registrations do not transfer.

Montana OHV registration ties directly to the owner rather than the machine, meaning sold vehicles lose their registration status immediately.

Montana private party ATV registration requires a signed title, a detailed bill of sale, matching vehicle numbers, and county treasurer visits.

Montana off-highway vehicle owners learn required paperwork to register an ATV or UTV and transfer titles at the county treasurer office.

Flathead County off-highway vehicle registration rules, permanent status details, and required documents for the county treasurer office.

Gallatin County OHV registration steps, required ownership documents, and local rules for Bozeman and Big Sky riders.

Yellowstone County ATV registration requires visiting the Billings treasurer office with ownership proof for legal trail use.

Montana permanent OHV registration requires a one-time fee, but vehicle owners must still renew physical decals annually.

Montana permanent off-highway vehicle registration provides owners a one-time fee covering decals and legal trail access.

Montana OHV registration costs, titling fees, and annual public land decals at the County Treasurer office for your machine.