Manufactured (Mobile) Home Bill of Sale

The Alabama bill of sale form is used for vehicles that are being transferred from one owner to another. The party that is acquiring the vehicle is known as the ‘purchaser’ and the party that is letting go of the vehicle the ‘seller’. Under State law, only the seller is required to sign the form but it is recommended that the parties both do so in the presence of a notary public. Find a Registration Office How to Register a Vehicle…

The Montgomery County, Tennessee bill of sale may be used as a receipt for a transfer of a vehicle or boat from one party to another. The form should be completed online by filling-in the highlighted fields or handwritten after printing. After the details have been entered the bill of sale is required to be signed in the presence of a notary public. Odometer Disclosure Statement – Only to be used if the vehicle being sold is under 10 years…

The gun bill of sale in Mississippi is a legal contract the details a transaction between a buyer and seller for the ownership of a firearm. According to Mississippi gun laws, it is not required for a new owner of a gun to register or have any type of permit. Every resident has the right to bear arms. How to Write The following information should be filled-in the bill of sale to complete the transaction: Date of Sale Buyer(s) and…

The Louisiana vessel bill of sale is provided by the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries to assist private owners in selling their boat legally. The form, once filled in, must be signed in front of a notary public. The form should be kept by each party for documentation and the new owner will need to file the form when registering at a Regional Wildlife and Fisheries Office. How to Write In order to fill in the bill of sale properly,…

The Minnesota firearm bill of sale allows the transfer of a firearm through a purchase that must be met with a buyer with a Firearm’s Permit. If an individual is seeking to purchase a gun and does not have a permit, they must fill-in the Application and turn it in to the Local Sheriff’s Office. Minnesota Gun Laws – Statute 624.7131 – Transferee; Penalty How to Buy/Sell a Gun in Minnesota A sale may take place with a qualified buyer and a…