North Dakota Firearm/Gun Bill of Sale

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An Arkansas firearm bill of sale allows for the sale of a legal handgun or assault rifle from one party to another. The State Laws (5-73-301 to 5-73-323) allow for the transfer without any application or registration by the purchaser. The only State requirement is for concealed gun owners that are required to fill in the Application (or Apply Online) for use. How to Write In order to legally transfer ownership of the firearm, both parties must enter the following information…

The horse bill of sale allows for the transfer of a equine from one party to another. This legal form will act as a binding agreement once it is signed and therefore should be completed in the presence of a notary public. The horse, trade, and/or monetary funds should all exchange possession on the date of sale unless otherwise noted. Versions – Adobe PDF (.pdf), Microsoft Word (.docx) How to Write Fill-in the following fields: Date of Sale Buyer’s Name and Address Seller’s Name…

The Virginia DMV bill of sale is for the transfer of a motor vehicle from one party, “the Seller”, to another, “the Buyer”. The form must be filled-in with the full details of each party and the transaction/exchange information. It should be completed in addition to it’s attachment, the Odometer Disclosure Statement (Form VSA-5), that must be completed by all vehicles nine (9) years of age or younger. Vehicle Registration Forms – To be returned to a DMV Location Vehicle…

The Nebraska boat bill of sale is a type of purchase and sale agreement that states the buyer, seller, and the purchase price for a vessel to be transferred between one (1) party to another. The bill of sale must be used when registering the boat at a local county office along with the following forms: Identification Number Certificate (Form MV20) Application For Certificate of Title (Form MV1A)

The Alabama abandoned vehicle bill of sale should be used under the following circumstances; If an entity has towed a vehicle and ha contacted the owner(s) via Certified Mail may sell the vehicle within sixty (60) days Notice of the time, date, and location of the sale must be publicized in the newspaper at least thirty (30) days before the sale with a full description of the vehicle. Further written notice of the sale of the vehicle must be given…