Wisconsin DMV (Vehicle) Bill of Sale
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The Connecticut DMV bill of sale, also referred to as the H-31, allows an individual or entity to sell a vehicle, vessel, All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV), snowmobile, or any type of motorized item that may be registered with the Department of Motor Vehicles. If the Seller elects to have another individual or entity sell the vehicle on their behalf, they must authorize the Special Power of Attorney Form Required Forms If it is a motor vehicle that is being transferred that…
The North Carolina firearm bill of sale allows for the sale of any type of gun so long as the purchaser has a license in possession that allows them to own a gun (long guns are exempt from this requirement). The buyer should always be advised to check the Serial Number (S/N) of the firearm to make sure it is visible and has not been tampered. State Gun Laws How to Register 2 Options Apply for the regular license by…
The Texas firearm bill of sale is for use by a buyer and seller to come to an agreement over a private purchase for any type of gun. There are no State laws that prohibit ordinary residents from possessing a firearm (See Concealed Handgun Licensing) and once the bill of sale is signed the transaction is complete. It is highly recommended that the document contain the Serial Number (S/N) of the gun. Article 1, Section 23 – Right to keep…
The Kansas boat bill of sale form allows a person or entity to handle a private sale on their own. The form is provided by the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks, and Tourism in order to legally transfer the ownership of a watercraft. The details of the boat, motor, and trailer (if any) should be stated in the form, and the new owner will be required to register the vessel. How to Register Fill-in the Application and write a check payable…
The Maine gun bill of sale is between two (2) parties that agree to transfer a firearm in return for monetary funds. The payment is available to be made in cash, check, or credit card and is due on the date of sale unless otherwise written. Article 1, Section 16. Residents of Maine do not have to register their firearm with any government agency after purchase. Conceal and Carry – A resident must Apply through the State Police to be…