Bill of Sale Types
Motor Vehicle (DMV) Bill of Sale Form – Produces a written register logging the information surrounding the sale of a vehicle. Download: PDF |
Boat (Vessel) Bill of Sale Form – Contracts the arrangement entailing the sale of a vessel. Download: PDF |
Firearm (Gun) Bill of Sale Form – Condenses the information and terms of the agreement involving the sale of a gun to a paper document. Download: PDF, Word (.docx) |
Vehicle Registration Forms
- A notarized bill of sale
- Proof of ownership (either the title signed by the preceding owner of the vehicle or a security agreement from a financial institution)
- A Nevada issued insurance card proving the presence of an active auto policy.
- A completed Application for Vehicle Registration (Form VP-222) that is signed by the new owner.
- A report confirming a passed emissions test performed by an authorized professional at an inspection station (some vehicles are exempt from this requirement).
- An odometer reading if the vehicle is under ten years of age (this can be recorded on the title).
- If the vehicle was not previously registered in the state of Nevada, the individual registering must present a Vehicle Inspection Certificate (Form VP15).
- Come prepared with the necessary funds to satisfy any registration/tax costs.
Boat (Vessel) Registration Forms
- A finalized bill of sale
- Proof of ownership via a manufacturer’s certificate of origin or reassigned title signed and dated by the previous owner.
- Proof of sales tax payment remitted to a Nevada Department of Taxation office (not necessary for a private party sale).
- If the watercraft happens to be an out-of-state purchase, you will need to provide the prior registration and/or title.
- Should there be no visible hull identification number, the Nevada Department of Wildlife may have to inspect to complete the registration process.
- A current driver’s license or identification card
- Applicant’s social security number
- Form of payment to settle all registration fees
Firearm Registration Forms
Nevada does not require one to register a firearm with the local authorities or to furnish a permit to purchase a gun. All residents are, however, obligated to pass a NICS background investigation before taking possession of a firearm. Open carry of a firearm is permitted within allowable areas for hunting, target shooting, or competition marksmanship. To apply for a Concealed Firearm Permit bring the following paperwork to your nearest Nevada Department of Wildlife facility:
- A fully completed Nevada Concealed Firearm Permit Application (Form Rev 5-16)
- Evidence of fulfillment of all credits of an approved firearm safety program
- An original fingerprint identification card for the applicant
- A current Nevada ID card or driver’s license
- method of compensation for all included fees
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