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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 Utah motor boat/vehicle bill of sale, also known as Form TC-843, is to be used for the transfer of any automobile, motorcycle, off-highway vehicle, snowmobile, boat, or trailer from one individual/entity to another. The parties should agree to transfer possession of the item(s) and monetary funds on the same day of signing the bill of sale. Identification of the parties should be present at the time of sale. Versions Fillable Adobe PDF (.pdf) Microsoft Word (.doc) Rich Text Format (.rtf)…
The New Mexico BMV bill of sale, also known as form MVD10009, is to be used when buying or selling a vehicle or vessel. If it is a vehicle being sold, the odometer disclosure statement (Form MVD10187) must be attached if it is under ten (10) years old and below sixteen-thousand pounds (16,000 lb.). According to 6-3-101(a), the seller must fill-in the Notice of Sale (Form 10048) and submit to the following address: Motor Vehicle Division Attn: Vehicle Services P.O….
The South Dakota personal property bill of sale may be used to transfer ownership of any type of item such as an All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV), Bicycle, Computer, Equipment, etc. The form should have both parties’ names including the sales price and the date of sale. After the buyer and seller have signed the agreement, both will be bound to it’s conditions and the sale is considered final. Versions Adobe PDF (.pdf) Rich Text Format (.rtf) Microsoft Word (.doc) How to…
The Iowa firearm bill of sale is a document that details the information of a transaction involving any type of gun and monetary funds used for trade. According to Iowa Statute 724.15, all purchasers of firearms must submit the Application through their Local County Sheriff’s Department. Carrying Weapons – Statute 724.4 – if a purchaser would like to carry a concealed weapon after purchasing, the Carry Application must be completed and submitted to a local Sheriff’s office.