Livestock Bill of Sale

The Maryland firearm bill of sale form, in accordance with the MD Pub Safety Code, Article 5, requires that all potential buyers be registered with the State Police and have been approved through MyLicense. The bill of sale itself confirms the written details of a transaction that took place at a specified date as well as the purchasing information (price, gun details, etc.). If a potential buyer is not registered, they may do so by Submitting Their Fingerprints while Registering Through…

The Alaska vehicle bill of sale is used only for personal and documentation purposes and is not required by State law or for filing with the DMV. To conduct a vehicle transaction and transfer title to another person, the seller must fill-in their title with the complete information of the new owner with the subject titled “Assigned to”. If the seller does not have their title then they must apply for a new one which involves filling out the Affidavit…

The Arizona boat bill of sale, also “Form 678”, allows two parties to legally document the sale of a motorized vessel. Within fifteen (15) days, the new owner of a vessel in Arizona must submit notice to the Game and Fish Department sending to the following address; Watercraft Registration Arizona Game and Fish Department 5000 W. Carefree Highway  Phoenix, AZ 85086  Statute 5-321 Sold Notice Within fifteen (15) days from the date of the sale of a boat, it must…

The Kentucky boat bill of sale allows the transfer of a vessel’s ownership in trade for monetary funds. All the details of the transaction should be listed in the bill of sale with no outside verbal arrangements as they will not hold up in the court of law if questioned. It is advised that all monies and items involved in the transaction be exchanged on the date of sale. Upon signature time, it is best to authorize the bill of sale…

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…