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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.
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:
- Completed Bill of Sale form (TC-843).
- The title of the vehicle was signed over to the buyer.
- If the vehicle has not been titled or registered in Utah, complete a VIN Inspection Form (TC-661) to be approved at the DMV upon registration.
- Proof of car insurance in the State of Utah.
- Physical Certificate for the vehicle passing an emission or safety inspection depends on what is required for your vehicle (see Vehicle Inspections specifics).
- A valid Utah driver’s license.
- Payment for the permit ($8) and registration fees (dollar amount dependent on vehicle).
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:
- Bill of Sale form (TC-843)
- Title (if the vessel is newer than 1985 and contains a motor greater than 25 horsepower)
- Vessel Application for Utah Title (Form TC-656V)
- If the vessel has been titled out-of-state, provide a completed Certificate of Inspection (Form TC-661).
- A receipt confirming that you have paid all uniform fees.
- Funds to pay any expenses associated with registration, in accordance with §41-1a-1206.
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