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The firearm bill of sale for Montana is used to facilitate the ownership transfer of a gun in exchange for cash or check. On the date of sale, both the firearm and the monetary funds are to “trade hands” along with the signing of the bill of sale that legally binds both parties. There is no registration needed after the sale according to Article 2, Section 12
The Utah motor boat/vehicle bill of sale, also known as Form TC-843, is to be used for the transfer of any automobile, motorcycle, off-highway vehicle, snowmobile, boat, or trailer from one individual/entity to another. The parties should agree to transfer possession of the item(s) and monetary funds on the same day of signing the bill of sale. Identification of the parties should be present at the time of sale. Versions Fillable Adobe PDF (.pdf) Microsoft Word (.doc) Rich Text Format (.rtf)…
The Arkansas boat bill of sale form is for a buyer and a seller of a vessel seeking to transfer the ownership in exchange for cash or other assets. The form will need to be filled in by the parties entering the following; Buyer’s Name (First, Middle, Last) Address Vessel Description Hull Type Make Model Year Hull Identification Number (HIN) Purchase Price Vessel Conditions Odometer Reading All parties must sign the bill of sale for it to be considered legitimate. It…
The Florida DMV bill of sale form allows a person that owns a motor vehicle to sell to another individual or entity for a purchase price. The payment and transfer of vehicle possession should take place on the same day the bill of sale is signed. No outside verbal agreements will hold up in the court of law so it is best to write the complete transaction details in the form. How to Fill-In These following bullets correspond to the…
The Wisconsin firearm bill of sale is used for the purchase and sale of a gun located within the State. The buyer will have to complete the Firearms Transaction Record (Form 4473) and the new owner, if purchasing from a dealer, will have to wait approximately forty-eight (48) hours for a background check to process. State Laws – Article 1, Section 25 – Right to Bear Arms Firearms Transaction Record (Form 4473)