Gift a Vehicle to a Family Member in Saskatchewan (2026)
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In Saskatchewan, gifting a vehicle to a family member involves a specific tax exemption form (or process), a bill of sale, and a registry visit. Here's everything you need, step by step.
Five questions about your transfer
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Who are you gifting to?
Have you completed a bill of sale yet?
Does this vehicle need a safety inspection?
Do you want to check for a lien before transferring?
Are you ready to go to the registry?
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Step 1: Tax exemption and gift form
Open this section ↓↑ Close this sectionWrite a Letter of Gift: an unnumbered written letter stating the relationship (per SGI / Bulletin PST-78). There is no specific form number. The vehicle must be Saskatchewan tax-paid. Siblings qualify in Saskatchewan.
If the vehicle was not previously tax-paid in Saskatchewan, the gift is subject to PST when the Red Book value is more than $5,000.
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Step 2: Complete a bill of sale (marked “Gift”)
Even for a $0 gift, both parties should complete a bill of sale.Open this section ↓Even for a $0 gift, both parties should complete a bill of sale. Write “Gift” or “$0” in the sale price field. The bill of sale should include the date, year/make/model, VIN, odometer reading, full names and addresses of both parties, and both signatures.
Download (PDF) →Free blank bill of sale
Download a free blank Saskatchewan bill of sale. Fill in “Gift” as the sale price.
Download (PDF) →Free blank Letter of Gift
Saskatchewan has no numbered gift form. This blank letter has the two statements Bulletin PST-78 asks for, and marks everything else as optional detail.
Everything on this page is free. You do not need a paid package to gift a vehicle.
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Step 3: Who qualifies as family?
The list of qualifying family relationships is set by the official program rules for Saskatchewan and is subject to change.Open this section ↓The list of qualifying family relationships is set by the official program rules for Saskatchewan and is subject to change. Always verify the current eligibility criteria before completing the transfer.
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Step 4: Complete the transfer at SGI (Saskatchewan Government Insurance)
Open this section ↓For the complete vehicle ownership transfer process in Saskatchewan (including PPSA/lien checks, disclosure requirements, and registry fees), see the full guide:
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Gift a Vehicle Checklist: Saskatchewan
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Download a printable PDF checklist covering all four steps above: gift form, bill of sale, family eligibility note, and transfer checklist.
Free. General information only, not legal or regulatory advice.
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Informational guide only. Guidepost is not a law firm. This guide explains the typical process and is not legal advice. Requirements can change. Verify current rules with the relevant government authority or a qualified professional before you act.