Bill of Sale- No Title in WI and Traveling to Other States

It was just posted a little while ago that the home state rules usually apply thru the US. The registration state of the TV (Tow vehicle) is what the police usually go bye. So don't tow your unregistered camper with a TV from a different state. Keep a bill of sale in the camper and I wouldn't try to cross the borders with it. I have always found it easier to get into Canada than back into the USA. Just my 2 cents which isn't worth a nickel.

 

I found THIS. It is from the Wisconsin DMV. About half way down it says this:

Camping or pop-up trailers
A title and registration is not required for collapsible camping trailers at or less than 3,000 pounds gross weight unless they are used for hire or rental. Title and registration is encouraged for vehicles that will be used on roads outside the state of Wisconsin, as other states' registration laws may be different.

I live in Minnesota. I bought my pup in WI and titled it in MN, but I had both title and bill of sale in hand. I would think that since you have the bill of sale you have solved most of your own problems. If I were in you shoes, I would title it just for the piece of mind.

 

I went through this when I bought an older Airstream, had no title but had bill of sales for last 2 owners. There are on-line companies (I believe in Nevada) who will do the VIN search and issue a Nevada title to you and then you can transfer it to your state. Worked well for us.