Which states require TC registration?

Michigan - a title is required to show legal ownership but NO registration is required for TC's. Insurance is not required either. It's a big deal for us as we have 7 pull behind trailers presently and it save us a bunch! 2 years ago we had 11 pull behind trailers and that would be even worse if yearly registration was required here.

Additionally, all non-motorized trailers (TT's, 5'ers, boat, utility, etc) in Michigan also only have a "one time" low registration/plate fee that's good for as long as you own it.

Commercial use trailers may require yearly registrations depending on the size or usage.

RZAR66 wrote:
In CA it's optional. Its a one time fee of about 50 bucks through HUD.

This, but it was not optional in my case.. The dealer forced it, to get the financing.

69 Avion wrote:

12V Cummins wrote:
Here ya'll go

http://itd.idaho.gov/dmv/vehicleservices/TruckCamperOtherStates.htm

That list shows "titles and registers" for Arizona. I haven't done either for my camper. But my camper is from 1969 and since we are the original owners, I know they didn't require it back then.

I know for a fact that AZ does not require either, so I question the accuracy of Idaho's list.

None in Minnesota.

Nevada no registration.

In CA it's optional. Its a one time fee of about 50 bucks through HUD.

Oregon does require a license and registration.

Wisconsin no

In Pennsylvania no registration, you CAN title the camper but it is not required.

12V Cummins wrote:
Here ya'll go

http://itd.idaho.gov/dmv/vehicleservices/TruckCamperOtherStates.htm

That list shows "titles and registers" for Arizona. I haven't done either for my camper. But my camper is from 1969 and since we are the original owners, I know they didn't require it back then.