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Registration guidelines

Whether you own a car, motorcycle or a motorhome, our registration guidelines will help you when it comes to registering your vehicle.

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Your registration requirements will be different if you are a Saskatchewan resident as opposed to being a new resident of the province. It will also depend on what class of vehicle you drive.

Cancelling your registration

There are 4 options to cancel your vehicle registration:

  1. Cancel online with MySGI.
  2. Visit an SGI motor licence issuer.
  3. Send another person with your written authorization to a motor licence issuer.
  4. Send a signed letter requesting the cancellation by fax to 1-800-563-5003 or by mail to:
  • SGI
  • Auto Fund Division
  • 2260 - 11th Ave.
  • Regina, SK
  • S4P 2N7

Registration transfers

You can use the licence plate from your original vehicle on a new vehicle for up to 7 days when you:

  • Sell or trade in a vehicle with valid Saskatchewan plates;
  • and
  • Buy a new or used vehicle in Saskatchewan.

After that time, visit your motor licence issuer to fill out a transfer application.

Replacing registration certificates

If your registration certificate is lost or destroyed, you can visit any motor licence issuer to have it replaced at a cost of $10.

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Contact
SGI
Auto Fund Division
2260 - 11th Ave.
Regina, SK
S4P 2N7
1-800-563-5003 (fax)
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