Pennsylvania law outlines penalties for dealers who violate transfer regulations, including fines and potential suspension or revocation of dealer registration. It also details procedures for transferring snowmobile or ATV titles by operation of law, such as upon the owner's death, including requirements for submitting certificates and documentation. Specific provisions address transfers to surviving spouses without probate and the obligation to surrender titles after transfer.
A dealer who violates transfer laws in Pennsylvania may face a $50 fine, and their dealer registration can be suspended or revoked by the department.
The transfer to a surviving spouse can be made without probate by filing an affidavit stating all debts are paid, and the new owner must submit the title and relevant documents to the department.
They must promptly mail or deliver the last certificate of title to the department and apply for a new title, including necessary documents to evidence the transfer.
Yes, the person whose interest has been transferred must immediately surrender the certificate of title to the new holder or the person entitled to possession.