State law change affects off-road decal

Starting on July 1, 2023, South Dakota Codified Law (SDCL)32-5 has been changed to allow for a non-resident to purchase an off-road decal that will be valid for one year after purchase. 

Instead of purchasing a temporary permit for 5-15 days, an out-of-state resident will purchase this decal which is valid for one year from date of purchase. 

One-year fee of $50; if the decal is mailed there is an additional mailing fee of $1.50.

Applicants can submit an application to a South Dakota county treasurer’s office, or submit the application electronically online.

The decal must be placed on the rear of the off-road vehicle, in a location easily visible for inspection by any law enforcement. 

A registration card along with an expiration sticker, will be assigned to the numbered decal. The expiration sticker must be placed on the decal for the decal to be valid. Each renewal will receive a new expiration sticker.

An application form must be completed that contains vehicle information, the name of each owner, along with a copy of applicant / owner’s social security card, copy of a valid driver license applicant/owners and proof of ownership.

Proof of ownership can be validated by presenting a current title or registration from the state of residence. If the state does not title / register the off-road vehicle, an insurance card showing the full vehicle identification number (VIN) will be accepted.

 

 

 

 

 

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