Get Wisconsin Snowmobile Registration Form

Complete the Snowmobile Registration Application Form (9400-210) [PDF] and mail the application with appropriate fees to the address provided on the form. If the decals have expired, you must wait to receive materials in the mail before you can operate their snowmobile.

NOTE: Snowmobiles are not titled in the State of Wisconsin. New, renewal, and transfer/renewals include decals and certificate. tion of tax payment to the other state.

Insurance for your snowmobile is not compulsory in Wisconsin, but registration is required. You can register your snowmobile with the Department of N​atural Resources . All snowmobilers who are at least 12 years old must take a Wisconsin-approved snowmobile safety course.

Your snowmobile must have the following equipment: At least one white headlight and one red taillight that are lighted at all times while the snowmobile is being operated. The lights must be visible from a distance of 500 feet between sunset and sunrise. A braking system in good mechanical condition.

Your snowmobile must have the following equipment: At least one white headlight and one red taillight that are lighted at all times while the snowmobile is being operated. The lights must be visible from a distance of 500 feet between sunset and sunrise. A braking system in good mechanical condition.

Since a properly fitting, safety-approved helmet is the most important safety gear for a snowmobile rider or passenger, Utah State Parks strongly encourages all riders to wear helmets.

In Wisconsin all persons who are at least 12 years of age and who were born on or after January 1, 1985 are required to take a Wisconsin-Approved Snowmobile Safety Course, and obtain a snowmobile safety certificate when riding on public lands.

The registration expiration decals must be attached to each side of the cowling of the snowmobile.