Nebraska Boat Bill of Sale Form

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A Nebraska boat bill of sale is used to record the purchase and sale of a vessel and prove that the boat changed ownership. The document can also be used as proof that the boat changed ownership. In addition to the purchase price and date, the bill of sale lists the hull identification number (HIN), make, model, length, and the parties’ names and addresses.

Nebraska Boat Bill of Sale Form

A Nebraska boat bill of sale is used to record the purchase and sale of a vessel and prove that the boat changed ownership. The document can also be used as proof that the boat changed ownership. In addition to the purchase price and date, the bill of sale lists the hull identification number (HIN), make, model, length, and the parties’ names and addresses.

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A Nebraska boat bill of sale is used to record the purchase and sale of a vessel and prove that the boat changed ownership. The document can also be used as proof that the boat changed ownership. In addition to the purchase price and date, the bill of sale lists the hull identification number (HIN), make, model, length, and the parties’ names and addresses.

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Nebraska Boat Registration

Within 30 days of the purchase of any motorized vessel, the new owner must apply for a certificate of title and register the watercraft by doing the following[1]:

  1. Get the vessel’s Certificate of Title from the seller, properly assigned to the buyer.
  2. Complete the Application for Certificate of Title (RV-707). 
  3. Submit the documents along with the titling fee at a DMV location.
  4. Fill out an Application for Boat Number & Certificate and file it at a local County Treasurer’s Office. Upon filing, the owner must submit payment for the registration fee (see Registration Classifications and Fees).
Bonded Certificate of Title – If there is no Certificate of Title for the boat, the buyer can apply for a Bonded Certificate of Title.

Sources

  1. NE DMV – Motorboat Certificate of Title, Nebraska Game & Parks – Boat Registration & Licensing, § 37-1211(2)