Bill of Sale Types
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Register a Vehicle
Go to an Arizona MVD location within 15 days of purchasing the vehicle, and the following documents:
- Bill of Sale (Form 48-2004)
- Drivers License
- Emission Compliance Form (for Phoenix & Tucson only)
- Insurance: Minimum levels are the following:
- $25,000 bodily injury liability for one person and $50,000 for two or more persons
- $15,000 property damage liability
- Lien Release: If there is/was a loan on the vehicle.
- Odometer Disclosure Statement (Form 96-0695)
- Original Title: From the previous owner.
- Title and Registration Application (Form 96-0236)
Out-of-State Purchase
- Vehicle Registration: From the previous owner.
Source: Arizona MVD (Title and Registration Topics), Arizona Dept. of Transportation (What is “mandatory insurance”?)
Boat (Vessel) Registration Forms
All boat registrations are processed through your local Game and Fish Department. Find a location convenient to you and supply the following needed items:
- Be sure to complete and present an Application for Watercraft Certificate of Number (Form 1532).
- Provide proof of ownership:
- Bill of Sale
- Title
- Latest Registration Certificate
- Manufacturer’s Statement of Origin
- Furnish funds necessary to appease any charges accumulated during the process (list of fees and taxes).
Firearm Registration Forms
There is no registration policy imposed on Arizona residents. Individuals eligible to possess a firearm do not have to acquire a license or permit to purchase, own, or even carry a concealed weapon. You may obtain a concealed carry permit if you wish to access the benefit of reciprocity when visiting another corresponding state. The state stipulates that any party interested in attaining this permit must:
- Submit a Concealed Weapons Permit Contact Form.
- You will then be sent a packet containing instructions and the following items:
- Concealed Weapons Permit Application
- 2 applicant fingerprint cards will need to be executed by a state official.
- A return envelope to send back the completed items.
- Be sure to include the additional documentation listed below:
- A certificate confirming that you completed and passed an approved firearms training program, corresponding with Rule 13-4-111C.
- The mandated application fee (must be paid by money order or certified/cashier’s check).



