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The Montana MVD bill of sale is required for any motor vehicle or vessel located in the State. A bill of sale is a simple legal document that states the purchase price and the parties’ names. The items being traded or exchanged should be done on the date of sale. Odometer Disclosure Statement – For all vehicles under ten (10) years of age and below sixteen-thousand pounds (lb.) How to Register Bring the following documents to your Local Treasurer’s Office: Statement…
The fillable manufactured home bill of sale, also referred to as ‘Form 3925‘, is available to conduct a transfer of a mobile home in exchange for monetary funds ($). The buyer and seller will need to come to an agreement over the sales price and write it down on the form. On the date of sale the funds should be made available for transfer to the seller and the mobile home along with it’s Certificate of Title. Within thirty (30)…
The Oregon DMV bill of sale, otherwise known as Form 501, is available to be downloaded in a fillable or printable version. The form is to be used to draft an agreement between a buyer and seller of a motor vehicle and after it has been signed by the seller and the monetary funds have been transferred the document becomes legally binding. Odometer Disclosure Statement – Must be completed according to federal law if any vehicle is traded that is…
The Iowa motor vehicle bill of sale (includes odometer disclosure statement Form 411077) is a legal document that states the details of a transaction between one party to another. The motor vehicle can be traded for US Dollars or trade with another vehicle. According to State law (63-17-1), a bill of sale is required to be completed and signed in order to sell a vehicle. If an owner of a vehicle would like someone else to sell it on their behalf,…
The Illinois firearm bill of sale lets two (2) individuals transfer the ownership of a gun in exchange of monetary funds. The sale can be completed by filling in the document and the seller must check the FOID status of the buyer at the Illinois State Police Website (Statute 430 ILCS 65/3(a-10)). If the buyer does not possess a FOID card they may request one by filling in the following Application. How to Fill-In In order to completely write a gun…