Saskatchewan VIN search

Check vehicle status and Saskatchewan damage claims history.

This is a free service that looks up the VIN of the vehicle and provides the following information:

• the status of the vehicle (if any)
• its most recent Saskatchewan registration expiry date
• its damage claims history in Saskatchewan since Nov. 1, 2002
• whether the Saskatchewan PST is payable

The results only include claims paid under SGI's Auto Fund licence plate insurance. This search does not check to see if a vehicle has been reported stolen in other Canadian jurisdictions. If you wish to know if the status of a vehicle is stolen, you can check on the Canadian Police Information (CPI) Centre national search or request a Cross-Canada VIN search.

Note: Always ensure you know the history of any vehicle purchased from the U.S.

What you'll need

To look up the vehicle's history you'll need the VIN, which can be found in 1 of the following places on the vehicle:

• driver's side dashboard
• driver's side door pillar
• your vehicle registration certificate
• on motorcycles, the VIN can be found on the frame

VIN examples

Some letters and numbers may be hard to determine. Be careful when dealing with the following sets of letters and numbers:

Please keep in mind that vehicles newer than 1981 will have 17 characters in their VIN, whereas older vehicles may have shorter VINs.