Bill of Sale Types
Motor Vehicle (DMV) Bill of Sale Form – Interprets the particulars of the purchase of a vehicle and commits it to a written format. Download: PDF |
Boat (Vessel) Bill of Sale Form – Determines the specifics surrounding the exchange of vessel for a monetary amount. Download: PDF |
Firearm (Gun) Bill of Sale Form – Concludes the confirmation of the transfer of possession of a firearm. Download: PDF, Word (.docx) |
Vehicle Registration Forms
- A filled and notarized bill of sale form
- A completed and signed Vehicle Registration Application (can only be obtained at your local County Treasurer’s office).
- A reassigned certificate of title, if available
- Proof of valid auto insurance policy
- Form of payment to cover registration charges
Boat (Vessel) Registration Forms
- A completed bill of sale form
- A finalized and executed Montana Application for Vessel Certificate of Title (Form MV1A)
- For new vessels, bring the manufacturer’s certificate of origin
- You will be obligated to furnish a transferred Number Inspection Certificate. If there is not one yet associated with the boat, it will require inspection and a filled Montana Vehicle/Vessel/OHV Identification Number Inspection Certificate (Form MV20) submitted to your local Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks location.
- Active driver’s license or identification card for the applicant
- Sufficient monies to pay incurred registration and titling fees
Firearm Registration Forms
Montana does not obligate residents to officially register obtained firearms, nor does the state necessitate one to acquire a permit before the purchase of a weapon. A background check will be required for all sales going through a federally licensed firearms dealer, but will not be necessary for private party transactions. Open carry is permitted without a license in specified locations for the use of hunting or target practice. Concealed carry of a handgun will compel an individual to gain access to a Concealed Weapons Permit. An application can be presented along with the following materials:
- A completed Montana Concealed Weapons Permit Application, only available to fill at the county sheriff’s office.
- Evidence of completion of a state-approved firearms safety course.
- Useful confirmation of the applicant’s residency within the state of no shorter than six months.
- A current Montana State issued driver’s license or ID card
- Compensation to cover the applied permit fees
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