Oregon Firearm/Gun Bill of Sale

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The horse bill of sale allows for the transfer of a equine from one party to another. This legal form will act as a binding agreement once it is signed and therefore should be completed in the presence of a notary public. The horse, trade, and/or monetary funds should all exchange possession on the date of sale unless otherwise noted. Versions – Adobe PDF (.pdf), Microsoft Word (.docx) How to Write Fill-in the following fields: Date of Sale Buyer’s Name and Address Seller’s Name…

The Arkansas vehicle tax credit bill of sale is in accordance with Act 1232 of 1997 which allows a seller who sells a motor vehicle, trailer, or semi-trailer forty-five (45) days before or after the purchase date to be treated as a trade-in. Therefore, the seller of a vehicle that has purchased another in the required time-frame, would only have to pay a tax on the sales price difference between the vehicles.

There is no issued DMV bill of sale form in the State of Illinois. Therefore, a purchase and sale agreement for a vehicle must be drafted by the parties involved. The form should include all aspects of the transaction including the full names of all parties, description of the vehicle being sold, and the purchase price amount. Once signed, the bill of sale becomes a legally binding contract.  After the sale of the vehicle, the Seller must immediately submit the Seller’s…

Issued by the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV), the bill of sale form (Affidavit to a Fact/Bill of Sale TR-12) recognizes the transfer of a motor vehicle between one (1) party to another. The entire details of the purchase and sale should be documented and do not make any outside verbal agreements. At the Seller’s decision, they may give notice to the DMV by filling-in the Notification of Sale (Form TR-216) and sending to the following address along with the $10…

The Kansas firearm bill of sale is a legal document that makes an accounting the transfer of a gun’s ownership through a private party sale. According to the Kansas Bill of Rights Section 4 every resident has the right to obtain and purchase a firearm without the need to register with any government authority. When filling in the document, both parties should take each other’s identification to ensure that both parties are who they claim to be. After signatures are made, both buyer…