Two Names on One New Brunswick Certificate
Joint registration for a New Brunswick off-road vehicle provides legal ownership clarity and shared financial responsibility for co-owners.
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Transferring a Quad Left to a Family Member
Transferring an inherited off-road vehicle in New Brunswick requires a will, registration certificate, and death certificate.
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Cancelling a Registration After a Sale
Cancelling an ATV or UTV registration in New Brunswick prevents liability tickets and administrative confusion after selling.
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Transferring a Registration to a Buyer
ATV and UTV registration transfer in New Brunswick requires an original certificate, bill of sale, and Service New Brunswick cancellation.
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Checking Whether a Used Quad Is Stolen
Checking the Vehicle Identification Number of a used ATV or UTV prevents purchasing a stolen off road vehicle in New Brunswick.
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Photographing a VIN Before You Buy
Photographing the vehicle identification number on a used ATV or UTV helps check for stolen machines and verify ownership.
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Serial Numbers and Where to Look for Them
ATV and UTV serial numbers and 17-character VIN locations in New Brunswick for Service New Brunswick registration and ownership proof.
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Registering a Quad Bought at an Auction
Registering an auction-bought quad in New Brunswick requires specific bills of sale and documents for Service New Brunswick.
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An MSO at a Service New Brunswick Counter
The Manufacturer Statement of Origin proves ownership for new off-road vehicles registered at Service New Brunswick counters.
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Registering With a Bill of Sale From a Neighbour
Registering an ATV in New Brunswick using a neighbour bill of sale requires specific ownership details and tax payments.
