What is a rescission period?
In the United States each state passes its own laws regarding the amount of time you have
after purchasing timeshare to return it for a full refund. The
process of returning an unwanted timeshare shortly after purchasing is
known as Timeshare Rescission, or rescinding. The timeshare rescission
process refers directly to the amount of time that is legally allowed
to pass before you can no longer return a timeshare contract, or change
your mind about your timeshare purchase.
Alabama – No data available
Alaska – 15 days
Arkansas – 5 days
Arizona – 7 days
California – 7 days
Colorado – 5 days
Connecticut – 3 days
Delaware – 3 days
District of Columbia – No data available
Florida – 10 days
Georgia – 7 days (business)
Hawaii – 7 days
Idaho – No data available
Illinois – 5 days
Indiana – 3 days (business)
Iowa – 5 days
Kentucky – 5 days (business)
Louisiana – 7 days
Maine – 10 days
Maryland – 10 days
Massachusetts – 3 days
Michigan – 5 days
Minnesota – 5 days
Mississippi – 7 days
Missouri – 7 days (business)
Montana – 7 days
Nevada – 5 days
New Hampshire – 5 days
New Jersey – 7 days
New Mexico – 7 days
New York – 7 days
North Carolina – 5 days
North Dakota – No data available
Ohio – 3 days
Oklahoma – No data available
Oregon – 5 days
Pennsylvania – 5 days
Rhode Island – 5 days (business)
South Carolina – 5 days
South Dakota – 7 days
Tennessee – 10 days
Texas – 5 days
Utah – 5 days
Vermont – 3 days
Virginia – 7 days
Washington – 7 days
West Virginia – 10 days
Wisconsin – 5 days (business)
Wyoming – No data available