Mississippi Boat Bill of Sale

The Delaware motor vehicle bill of sale is for the transfer of vehicle ownership from one (1) person or entity to another. The form is not required to conduct a sale but is recommended for the buyer’s and seller’s personal records. The transaction should be conducted at a Delaware DMV office with the following forms brought by each of the parties: Seller Vehicle Transfer Notification Current Registration Card (Sample) Report of Sale (Sample) Proper Identification Buyer Vehicle Insurance (See Requirements) Odometer…

A South Dakota motor vehicle bill of sale, also known as Form MV-016, is used to document the transfer of a vehicle from one party to another through a private party sale. The new owner will need the bill of sale when registering at a Treasurer’s Office Location. Vehicle Registration Apply Online or through a County Treasurer’s Office Vehicle Bill of Sale (Form MV-016) – Includes Damage Disclosure Application for Title and Registration Uniform Mileage Disclosure Statement Blank check for Fees The seller…

The fillable manufactured home bill of sale, also referred to as ‘Form 3925‘, is available to conduct a transfer of a mobile home in exchange for monetary funds ($). The buyer and seller will need to come to an agreement over the sales price and write it down on the form. On the date of sale the funds should be made available for transfer to the seller and the mobile home along with it’s Certificate of Title. Within thirty (30)…

The gun bill of sale document allows a firearm to be privately transferred from party to another by filling in the terms and conditions of the purchase along with both buyer and seller signing the form. The bill of sale is to be kept in a safe place for record keeping. There are no registrations or forms that must be filed from the new owner according to Article1 § 32 which states: “The people shall have a right to bear…

The Iowa firearm bill of sale is a document that details the information of a transaction involving any type of gun and monetary funds used for trade. According to Iowa Statute 724.15, all purchasers of firearms must submit the Application through their Local County Sheriff’s Department. Carrying Weapons – Statute 724.4 – if a purchaser would like to carry a concealed weapon after purchasing, the Carry Application must be completed and submitted to a local Sheriff’s office.