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Utah Vehicle (DMV) Bill of Sale (Form TC-843)

A Utah DMV bill of sale (Form TC-843) is used to verify that a vehicle has been transferred between two parties. It includes identifying details about the vehicle and those involved, with both parties signing to approve the agreement. Utah requires title transfer and registration to be completed within 60 days of the sale.

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Last updated June 5th, 2026

A Utah DMV bill of sale (Form TC-843) is used to verify that a vehicle has been transferred between two parties. It includes identifying details about the vehicle and those involved, with both parties signing to approve the agreement. Utah requires title transfer and registration to be completed within 60 days of the sale.

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Bill of Sale (Requirements)

  • Buyer’s information
    • Full name
    • Address
  • Seller’s information
    • Full name
    • Address
    • Signature
  • Vehicle information
    • Vehicle description (year, make, model)
    • Vehicle identification number (VIN)
    • Trade-in description, if applicable
  • Sale information
    • Purchase price
    • Trade-in allowance, if applicable
    • Net purchase price

A separate odometer disclosure form may be required unless the vehicle is 20 years old or older.

Source: Utah DMV (Responsibilities of Buyer and Seller)

How to Register a Vehicle

To register a vehicle in the state of Utah, the buyer must go to a Utah DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles) with the following items:

  • Bill of Sale (Form TC-843): Optional
  • Existing Title: Required for new residents unless it is being held by a lienholder.
  • Most Recent Registration
  • Sales Tax and Fees: Due at the time of application for a permit, title, and registration.
  • Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Inspection Certificate (Form TC-661): Required when a vehicle is titled or registered in Utah for the first time.

Source: Utah State Tax Commission (Registering Your Vehicle in Utah)

How to Register a Boat

All motorized/wind-powered watercraft operating on Utah waters must be titled and registered with the state. Drop by the nearest DMV location and have the following documentation listed below:

Out-of-State Purchase

  • Out-of-state title, if the vessel was titled in another state.

Utah does not list a simple post-sale registration grace period. The safer rule is to register before operating the boat on Utah waters. Nonresident boats properly registered in another state may be used in Utah for 60 days or fewer in a calendar year without Utah registration.

Source: Utah DMV (Boats, Watercraft & Outboard Motors)

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