The Florida bill of sale form chronicles the material facts involved in the interchange of a personally owned object in return for a predetermined financial compensation. This record secures the details of the sale to a concise register to then be agreed to upon endorsement. The paperwork can later be used to demonstrate the exchange of ownership, date of sale, and purchase price.

Bill of Sale Types

Vehicle Registration Forms

• A fully filled-out bill of sale
• A properly transferred title for the vehicle. If there is no space to notate the odometer reading and the vehicle is 10 years or older, you will need to additionally supply a Florida Odometer/Mileage Disclosure (Form HSMV 82042)
• A Florida Application for Certificate of Title With/Without Registration (Form HSMV 82040) must also be furnished for applicants that wish to register a vehicle purchased outside of the state of Florida.
• Evidence of an active automobile insurance plan
• An up-to-date form of photo identification
• Payment to settle all expenses of the registration and titling process

Boat (Vessel) Registration Forms

• A signed and dated bill of sale form for used vessels or a manufacturer’s certificate of origin should the vessel be newly purchased.
• A transferred certificate of title for the watercraft, accompanied by a finalized Odometer Disclosure Statement for any boat that was built within the past 10 years (can be found on page 2 of the bill of sale form).
• For vessels that have not previously been registered with the state, the applicant must also provide a certificate of VIN inspection, made available at your nearest police precinct.
• Proof of effective Florida boat insurance policy
• A valid driver’s license, identification card, or passport
• Fund for all stipulated fees and taxes connected with the titling and registration of the vessel

Firearm Registration Forms

Florida does not demand individuals residing in the state to formally register an obtained firearm with the state or municipal authorities. In order to acquire licensure to carry a weapon will require residents to be eligible (per Florida Statute – § 790.06), and to apply by presenting the following documents for review:

• Proof of fulfillment of a state-approved firearm safety program with a valid certificate complete with the signature of a qualified instructor.
• A standard fingerprint identification card (provided by your local law enforcement agency)
• Two passport-type color photographs for the applicant (taken within 30 days of application)
• Payment in the form of a debit card, credit card, or e-check
• When you have gathered the listed materials, you can then begin the process electronically by filling out the Online Concealed Weapon or Firearm License Application.