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If you own a moped, watercraft, or a snowmobile, you must register it with the Department of State (unless it is exempt) and display a registration decal. Once a registration number has been assigned, it cannot be transferred to another moped, watercraft, or snowmobile.
| Mopeds
All mopeds must be registered with the Department of State. A driver's license or moped license is required. | Off Road Vehicles (ORV)
ORV's are titled through the Secretary of State. While a registration is not issued, ORV's used on public land must display an annual ORV decal. | Watercraft
All watercraft 20 feet and longer and all watercraft with a permanently affixed engine, regardless of length, must be titled. Watercraft not required to be titled may be titled as an option.
| Snowmobiles
All snowmobiles must be registered unless used on private property. The snowmobile registration number is printed on the three-year snowmobile decal. Snowmobile decals must be displayed on "each side of the forward half of the cowl above the footwell of the snowmobile."
| Historic Snowmobile Registrations
Michigan law allows owners to register snowmobiles 26 or more years old and owned solely as a collector's item as a historic snowmobile. Historic snowmobiles are limited to occasional use and for participation in club activities, exhibitions, tours, parades, and similar uses, including mechanical testing. |
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