Registration & Titling

Selling an old Idaho ATV or UTV for parts helps owners recover value from damaged off-highway vehicles instead of scrapping them.

Gifting an off-highway vehicle in Idaho requires a bill of sale and affidavit to transfer ownership and avoid sales tax.

An Idaho small estate affidavit allows families to transfer off-highway vehicle ownership without going through probate court.

Inheriting an ATV in Idaho requires locating the original title document, securing the machine safely, and understanding the owner’s intent.

Removing a name from an Idaho ATV or UTV title after a divorce requires submitting paperwork to the County Assessor’s office.

Adding a partner to an Idaho OHV title establishes joint ownership, shared responsibilities, and future legal protections.

Joint Idaho OHV titles establish legal ownership for two people and outline shared maintenance and insurance responsibilities.

Idaho OHV loan payoff steps and the lien release process explain how to remove the lender from your title through the state.

UTV loan approval depends on your credit score, stable income, existing debts, and the collateral value of the side-by-side.

Dealer financing for Idaho side-by-side purchases involves dealerships connecting buyers with lenders to streamline loans.