Bill of Sale Types
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Motor Vehicle (DMV) Bill of Sale Form |
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How to Register a Vehicle
Visit your nearest PennDOT Office or online with the following arranged materials:
- Bill of Sale: Helpful for a transfer of ownership and required for an out-of-state dealer purchase.
- Driver’s License or State Identification Card
- Insurance Information: For the state where the vehicle will be driven.
- Odometer Disclosure Statement: Required for a private sale or transfer of ownership and for an out-of-state dealer purchase.
- Registration Application
- Sales Tax Payment
- Title: Must be in your name or transferred into your name.
Out-of-State Purchase
- Manufacturer’s Certificate of Origin: May be used in place of a title.
- Odometer Disclosure Statement
- Title
Notes
- Registration may be delayed if you have parking tickets, toll violations, or unpaid vehicle taxes.
- Some counties require emissions and safety inspections before registration.
How to Register a Boat
Pennsylvania boat registrations and titles are issued by the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission. Powered boats must be registered, and certain boats must also be titled. Applications may be submitted through the PFBC,
- Application for Pennsylvania Boat Registration and/or Boat Title (REV-336)
- Bill of Sale or invoice, including seller/buyer information, sale date, boat description, and HIN.
- Manufacturer’s Certificate of Origin, if the boat is new.
- Payment for registration/title fees and applicable sales/use tax.
- Proof of ownership, such as a title, registration, bill of sale, or other accepted ownership document.
- Registration card, signed by the last registered owner, if the boat was registered but not titled.
- Title, properly signed, if the boat was previously titled.
Out-of-State Purchase
- Out-of-state registration, signed by the last registered owner, if the boat came from a registration-only state.
- Out-of-state title, properly signed, if the boat came from a title state.
A previously registered boat should not be operated in Pennsylvania until the registration is transferred to the new owner. A Commission office or authorized issuing agent may issue a 60-day temporary registration while the permanent registration is processed.
Source: Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (Register/Title a Boat)
Register a Firearm
A new owner is not required to register a firearm in Pennsylvania.



