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