Manufactured (Mobile) Home Bill of Sale

A Delaware firearm bill of sale allows a buyer and seller to make a written agreement between each other over the transfer of ownership for a gun. In Delaware, there is a State Requirement that all purchasers, with the exception of extended family or guardians, must undergo a background check before obtaining possession. Register a Concealed Weapon Follow the State Instructions which require an applicant to: 1. Publish the applicant’s name in the newspaper ten (10) days prior to applying 2. Get fingerprinted…

The North Carolina boat bill of sale is provided by the Wildlife Resource Commission to allow the transition of ownership from one person or entity to another. The completed and notarized form is to be kept for both parties personal record keeping but will be required for the buyer to register the vehicle. How to Register The applicant will need to take the following to the nearest County Service Agent: Vessel Bill of Sale – Fillable Adobe PDF (.pdf) | Microsoft…

The Wyoming boat bill of sale is used to transfer the ownership of a vessel from one party to another. The document should be completed using the details of the parties including the purchase price and the boat information (Hull Identification Number/HIN). All boats are to be registered with the new owner’s County Clerk’s Office. In addition to the bill of sale, the Boat Registration Application must be used when applying for Title. If the boat was purchased out-of-state, the…

The Mobile County bill of sale should be used for all vehicles that will be transferred to a new owner who is a resident. The form along with all vehicle information should be submitted to a local Department of Revenue office. To fill in the form the following must be written by both parties; Amount of Sale ($) Purchaser’s Name and Full Address Description of Vehicle: Year, Make, Model, and Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Seller’s Name and Full Address Date…

The Oklahoma personal property bill of sale is recommended for any item that is not covered by the State such as equipment, all-terrain vehicles (ATV), trailer, computer, pet, or any other tangible asset. The form should be completed by both parties while showing one another identification to prove their credentials. Once the form is signed or notarized (if applicable) the form is legally binding and the transfer of possession is required to take place. How to Write The buyer and seller…