Rescission Periods

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Timeshare Cancellation Rescission Periods

How long do you have to cancel your timeshare after purchase?

Every state in the USA passes its own laws regarding the amount of time you have after buying a timeshare property to return it for a full refund.  The process of returning an unwanted timeshare shortly after purchasing is known as a Timeshare Rescission, or rescinding.  The timeshare rescission process refers directly to the interval of time that is legally allowed to pass before you can no longer return a timeshare contract, or change your mind about your recent timeshare purchase.  The ability to return an unwanted timeshare shortly after purchasing is not something your timeshare salesperson is likely to mention, but it is built into every state’s laws or legal code as a protection for consumers; some people also tend to refer to this time as the “cooling off period” following the purchase. This time period is much like the one(s) offered for many major purchases such as a car and a new home.

Timeshare Advocacy International, LLC will be adding all the state’s rescission periods for you to review. If you have any questions, just go to contact us and email your question and timeshareaide.com will do the proper research and reply according.

* Some states calculate their rescission times in business days and others DO NOT. Be certain to clerify with your state as to whether their rescission period business or calendar day !

Alaska – 15 days

Arkansas – 5 days

Arizona – 7 days

California – 7 days

Colorado – 5 days

Connecticut – 72 hours

Florida – 10 days

Georgia – 7 days, excluding weekends and holidays

Hawaii – 7 days

Illinois – 5 days

Indiana – 72 hours, excluding Sundays and legal holidays

Iowa – 5 days

Kentucky – 5 business days – must be postmarked before midnight of fifth business day

Louisiana – 7 days

Maine – 10 days

Maryland – 10 days

Massachusetts – 3 days

Michigan – 5 days

Minnesota – 5 days

Missouri – 7 business days – must be postmarked before midnight of seventh business day. A business day in Missouri is “Any day other than a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday.”

Nevada – 5 days

New Hampshire – 5 days

New Jersey – 7 days

New Mexico – 7 days

New York – 7 days

North Carolina – 5 days

Ohio – 3 days

Oregon – 5 days

Pennsylvania – 5 days

Rhode Island – 5 business days

South Carolina – 5 days

South Dakota – 7 days

Tennessee – 10 days

Texas – 5 days

Utah – 5 days

Virginia – 7 days

Washington – 7 days

West Virginia – 10 days

Wisconsin – 5 business days