Louisiana Firearm/Gun Bill of Sale

The Texas boat bill of sale is to be used to transfer ownership of a vessel from one party to another. The new owner will need the document in order to register with the County Tax offices. After entering the details of the transaction the bill of sale should be authorized on the day the item(s) is/are traded for monetary funds. The seller will be required to fill-in the Vessel/Boat or Outboard Motor Ownership Transfer Notification (PWD 1340) State Laws…

This bill of sale document is for vehicles that have been purchased or sold in Lancaster County. The form should be brought along with any other DMV Forms to the Office Location in Your Area. It is recommended that identification of both parties be presented to each other and that all items, including the vehicle and monies, should be transferred on the date of sale. Odometer Disclosure – Only for motor vehicles that are under sixteen-thousand pounds (16,000 lb.) and…

The Maine vehicle bill of sale is to be used for conducting a transaction and will be needed by the buyer when Registering their vehicle with their Local DMV office. The form should be filled-in by both parties. The vehicle, along with the monies associated with the transaction, should transfer possession on the date of sale. The new owner will need to pay the excise tax at their Local County Office before registering their vehicle with the Bureau of Motor…

The Natrona County Bill of Sale is to be used in addition to the Odometer Disclosure Statement, if the vehicle is nine (9) years of age or younger, to legally transfer the ownership of a vehicle from one party to another. All vehicle bill of sale documents are required to be signed in the presence of a notary public to be accepted by the County Clerk’s Office. The new owner will need to bring the bill of sale form in addition to…

Otherwise known as the Georgia motor vehicle bill of sale, allows a vehicle that will be registered in the State of Georgia to transfer ownership from one party to another. The buyer and seller should verify their identities and the new owner should check the vehicle identification number (VIN) and registration to ensure it is registered appropriately. All transfers of possession and any funds shall be complete on the day of the sale unless otherwise noted in the bill of…