Alaska Gun/Firearm Bill of Sale

The Florida boat bill of sale is an agreement between two (2) parties, buyer and seller, over an exchange of funds for a vessel including a trailer and outboard motor (if any). The form allows for the parties to breakdown the amounts for each item. The vessel is usually sold on an ‘as-is’ basis and any inspections or due diligence should be done before the bill of sale is signed. How to Fill-in Seller’s Name Day of Sale Vessel Information…

The Jefferson County, Texas vehicle bill of sale form should be written with the intention of the new owner registering with the County Clerk’s Office. In addition to the bill of sale, if the vehicle is under 10 years of age and below 16,000 pounds, the attached Odometer Disclosure Statement must be completed by both parties. After the transaction is complete, according to Statute 501-147, The Seller’s Notification (Form VTR-346) must be completed and sent to the State by the…

This bill of sale allows a contract for an all-terrain vehicle (ATV), boat, or snowmobile to be purchased and sold between a buyer and seller. The form must be filled-in completely and it is recommended to obtain a copy of the other party’s identification and the new owner will need the bill of sale upon registration. Registration – Use Application ATV Boat/Vessel Snowmobile How to Write The parties should complete the bill of sale on the day monetary funds are transferred…

Issued by the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV), the bill of sale form (Affidavit to a Fact/Bill of Sale TR-12) recognizes the transfer of a motor vehicle between one (1) party to another. The entire details of the purchase and sale should be documented and do not make any outside verbal agreements. At the Seller’s decision, they may give notice to the DMV by filling-in the Notification of Sale (Form TR-216) and sending to the following address along with the $10…

The Kansas firearm bill of sale is a legal document that makes an accounting the transfer of a gun’s ownership through a private party sale. According to the Kansas Bill of Rights Section 4 every resident has the right to obtain and purchase a firearm without the need to register with any government authority. When filling in the document, both parties should take each other’s identification to ensure that both parties are who they claim to be. After signatures are made, both buyer…