Manufactured (Mobile) Home Bill of Sale

The Pennsylvania motor vehicle bill of sale form is accepted at any Department of Motor Vehicles Location for use to be registered within the State. The main purpose of the document is to conduct the transfer of a vehicle from one (1) party to another legally by completing the bill of sale with the purchaser’s and seller’s information, purchase price, and by completing the attached Motor Vehicle Verification of Fair Market Value (Form MV-3) and Odometer Disclosure Statement. Check a…

The Florida firearm bill of sale is for a private owner of a gun that is seeking to sell to another person in return for monetary funds. The State of Florida does not have any laws or rules against the private sale of a firearm. As long as the new owner is legally able to possess a gun, the transaction is allowable. If an owner of a firearm would like to register as a concealed weapon, they must follow the…

The New Jersey bill of sale for a firearm is designated for residents who have a Firearms Purchaser Identification Card or a Permit to Purchase a Handgun. If the buyer does not have this card they may obtain one through the Application for Firearm Application Card (Form STS-033). See the State Police Website for  full list of firearm applications and forms. See New Jersey Firearm Laws

The Baldwin County, Alabama bill of sale form must be returned to a DMV Office location within twenty (20) days from the date of sale. The form may be filled in by inputting the following; Seller’ Name and Address Purchase Price – Spelled out and written numerically Buyer’s Name and Address Vehicle Description including Vin Number, Mileage, and the Date of Sale. Witnesses (optional) Notary Public (optional) Odometer Disclosure Form Both parties must sign the bill of sale and the…

The gun bill of sale is to be used by residents of Oregon which does not require purchasers to register the firearm. The buyer and seller may use the form to come to an agreement over the price of the gun, and after signature, the transaction becomes final and both parties should keep a copy of the bill of sale for their records. Gun Laws – Article 1, Section 27. – Right to bear arms; military subordinate to civil power.