Bill of Sale Types
Motor Vehicle (DMV) Bill of Sale Form – Communicates the key elements of the sale involving an automobile. Download: PDF |
Boat (Vessel) Bill of Sale Form – Institutes a drafted structure to relay the pertinent facts with the sale of personal watercraft. Download: PDF |
Firearm (Gun) Bill of Sale Form – Organizes a foundation iterating the components within the exchange of a gun for a stipulated sum. Download: PDF, Word (.docx) |
Vehicle Registration Forms
- A completed bill of sale
- A finalized North Dakota Application for Certificate of Title & Registration of a Vehicle (Form SFN 2872)
- Manufacturer’s certificate of origin along with a finalized odometer disclosure statement with buyer and dealer endorsements (new vehicles).
- Transferred title with all necessary signatures and completed disclosure statement (used vehicles).
- For used vehicles with prior financing, the name of the financial institution, address, and account number must be conferred.
- The original record of previous registration for all out-of-state vehicles.
- Active photo identification
- Funds to pay all registration fees and taxes
Boat (Vessel) Registration Forms
- A finalized bill of sale form
- A completed North Dakota Watercraft Registration Form (Form SFN 6102)
- Ownership documentation:
- For newly purchased boats:
- A completed North Dakota Office of State Tax Commissioner One Time Remittance Form (Form 21954) in the case the state sales tax was not paid.
- Receipt showing evidence of compensation for state sales tax.
- For boats purchased used from a private sale:
- Transferred certificate of title and prior registration
- A vessel transfer letter, written and executed by the previous owner.
- For newly purchased boats:
- A valid driver’s license or identification card
- Adequate payment for all registration fees and taxes
Firearm Registration Forms
North Dakota does not have any standard to register weapons with the governing authorities. There is no regulation requiring a permit or licensure to purchase or own a firearm, and no background check necessary to buy from a dealer or during a private sale. Although owning and carrying a gun is only permitted to those that meet the accepted guidelines, there is no restriction in obtaining it should you not meet these standards. Permitless carry is enforced in-state, but resident s can furnish a Concealed Weapons License to carry across state-lines with current reciprocity states. The following documentation must be first gathered and submitted to apply for the license:
- A finalized North Dakota Application for Concealed Weapons License (Form SFN-9756)
- Evidence of graduation from a hunter safety course with a state-accepted test instructor
- Two fingerprint identification cards for the applicant
- Two passport-style specific color photographs of the applying individual.
- A valid North Dakota driver’s license or ID
- Payment remitted in the form of a money order or cashier’s check for the license fees.
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