EdColorado
Senior Member
First off, I know nothing about Canadian law. Based on typical US state law, and such laws do vary from state to state,
if I were you, I would get a written statement from Escape stating the exact date and time, title/ownership to the trailer passed from them to you. There is too much money at stake to make a guess.
Referring to my paperwork from Escape. The completion date, bill of sale and certificate of origin are all dated 13-Feb-19.
It went through customs on the 15th.
When I registered the trailer in CO, they used the 13th as the date I took ownership from ETI.
Had I chosen to have ETI store the trailer for say 30 days, CO would still have used the 13th as the date of transfer.
Enjoy your new trailer.
Ed
if I were you, I would get a written statement from Escape stating the exact date and time, title/ownership to the trailer passed from them to you. There is too much money at stake to make a guess.
Referring to my paperwork from Escape. The completion date, bill of sale and certificate of origin are all dated 13-Feb-19.
It went through customs on the 15th.
When I registered the trailer in CO, they used the 13th as the date I took ownership from ETI.
Had I chosen to have ETI store the trailer for say 30 days, CO would still have used the 13th as the date of transfer.
Enjoy your new trailer.
Ed