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- Tom_NExplorerIf you trailer will be in FL for more then 6 months a year it has to be registered in FL.
If you trailer will be in PA for more then 6 months a year it has to be registered in PA.
To register in PA get an "intansit" permit from FL. This permit will allow you to drive from FL to PA. When in PA you'll then be able to register/title in PA and pay the PA sales tax. - buttetifulExplorerIt has to be in the state that you reside. Unless you can prove that you also live in Florida. You will also pay PA sales taxes and fees.
If you are able to register in FL, be aware that if the state finds out, they can sue you. It's been happening with a lot of CA residents that register their cars in Montana (no sales tax, and $191 to permanent register your trailer). The state will go after the resident for their tax money. - mboppExplorerDB lives in NY but traded his 5er on another one while on vacation in Florida. The dealer took care of getting his NY registration transferred to the new trailer.
- You will get a temp to get home with... I believe its a 30 day??
- stevewiseExplorerIf you buy through a dealer they should be able to register and title it in PA, that was how I did it when I bought a 5er in IN and registered it in FL.
- gboppExplorerIf you are bring it back to Pennsylvania, it will need to be licensed and titled in PA.
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