To process your vehicle, go to a Nevada DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles) that is convenient for you and have the following on hand:

• Bill of Sale (Form VP104): Helpful, but not accepted by itself.
• Current Odometer Reading: Required unless the vehicle is a motorcycle, moped, or RV.
• Nevada Emissions Vehicle Inspection Report
• Nevada Evidence of Insurance
• Vehicle Title: Or a security agreement from a financial institution, if applicable.
• VIN Inspection: Required if the vehicle has never been registered or titled in Nevada.

Out-of-State Purchase

• Odometer Disclosure Statement

Notes

• Sellers must provide a properly signed-off title in private-party sales.
• Out-of-state insurance is not accepted.

Source: Nevada DMV (Register a Vehicle)

Nevada requires motorboats to be titled and registered through the Nevada Department of Wildlife. New, untitled, and out-of-state vessel transactions generally must be reviewed in person at an NDOW office; renewals may be completed online. Registration for a watercraft can be carried out at your closest Nevada Department of Wildlife location with the following materials:

• Bill of Sale, original or subsequent bills of sale.
• Department of Taxation clearance/proof of sales tax paid, if applicable.
• Driver’s license and Social Security number.
• Manufacturer’s Statement of Origin, if the boat is new.
• Payment for title and registration fees.
• Power of Attorney, if someone is signing for the owner.
• Properly endorsed Certificate of Title, if the boat was previously titled.
• Vessel inspection, if required by NDOW.

Out-of-State Purchase

• Out-of-state title, properly endorsed, if the boat came from a title state.
• Previous state registration or certified state record, if the boat came from a non-title state.

Source: Nevada Department of Wildlife (Boat Titling & Registration)

There is no general requirement to register a firearm after purchase in Nevada.