Minnesota bill of sale

Minnesota bill of sale

Different Forms of Minnesota Bill of Sale Forms

1. Bill of Sale for a Vessel – This form is used to prove that there has been a transfer of title of a boat from the person selling to the person buying.

2. Bill of Sale for Gun – This stands as proof that a firearm has been legally transferred from a person selling to a person buying.

3. General Bill of Sale – For personal properties, a general bill of sale is drawn to prove that it(the personal property) was legally sold or purchased.

4. Bill of Sale for Vehicles – To prove that there has been a legal sale and purchase of vehicles in the state of Minnesota, this form is drawn.

Requirements For Registration of Vehicles

• Proof of purchase (which is a Bill of Sale in this case);

• Mileage Declaration Form (also known as an Odometer Disclosure Statement (Federal Form));

• Certificate showing Change of Ownership (incase certificate is misplaced, it can be replaced via mail or physically at the Office of the Deputy Registrar);

• A driving permit that is recognised in Minnesota;

• In cases where someone else registers the vehicle in place of the original owner of the vehicle, a Minnesota Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney is needed;

• Payment of Registration Cost;

• Document showing that the vehicle is Insured with limited coverages:

  • $10,000 and above when damage is caused to property;

  • $30,000 and above when one person suffers from physical injury;

  • $60,000 and above when more than one person suffers from bodily injury.

Registration Requirements For a Vessel

• An application form for Registration and Titling of Water Vessels;

• Proof of Purchase ( which is a Bill of Sale in this case);

• Document showing transfer of title;

Payment of registration costs.