Filing an Ownership Affidavit for a Quad With No Paperwork
Filing an ownership affidavit with the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles helps register off-road vehicles lacking titles.
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Riding on a Fresh Bill of Sale
Indiana off-road vehicle laws permit a forty-five day temporary grace period for trail riding using a valid bill of sale.
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Three Weeks Before the Decal Arrives
Indiana off-road vehicle registration delivery takes about three weeks, outlining BMV processing steps and legal riding rules.
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Where the BMV Decal Goes on Your Frame
Indiana BMV off-road vehicle decals require permanent placement on the forward half of the frame for legal trail riding.
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Why Some Indiana Machines Never Needed a Title
Indiana off-road vehicle laws explain why ATVs and dirt bikes purchased before January 1, 2010, never required state titles.
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Why a Quad Bought in 2010 Needs a Title
Indiana off-road vehicle laws require a title for quads bought on or after January 1, 2010 to prove legal ownership.
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A Machine Bought on New Year’s Eve 2009
Indiana off-road vehicle purchase dates determine state titling rules and registration documents required by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles.
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Forty-Five Days Before the Penalty
Indiana off-road vehicle owners must apply for a title at the bureau of motor vehicles within forty-five days to avoid penalties.
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Paying for an ORV Title at a License Branch
Indiana off-road vehicle titles are required for machines purchased after 2009 to prove legal ownership and deter theft.
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Why a BMV Decal Lasts Three Years
Indiana off-road vehicle registration uses a three year decal cycle to reduce administrative tasks for owners across the state.
