Alaska Boat Bill of Sale Form

An Alaska boat bill of sale is a form that proves ownership of a boat was transferred from one person to another in a private sale. It contains the agreed-upon price, date of purchase, boat identification information, buyer and seller info, and the signatures of both parties. A bill of sale can be used as proof of ownership when registering a vessel with the DMV.

Alaska Boat Bill of Sale Form

An Alaska boat bill of sale is a form that proves ownership of a boat was transferred from one person to another in a private sale. It contains the agreed-upon price, date of purchase, boat identification information, buyer and seller info, and the signatures of both parties. A bill of sale can be used as proof of ownership when registering a vessel with the DMV.

Last updated February 14th, 2024

An Alaska boat bill of sale is a form that proves ownership of a boat was transferred from one person to another in a private sale. It contains the agreed-upon price, date of purchase, boat identification information, buyer and seller info, and the signatures of both parties. A bill of sale can be used as proof of ownership when registering a vessel with the DMV.

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Alaska Boat Registration

All motorized boats must be registered in Alaska.[1] All boats longer than 24 feet must be titled.[2]

To register and/or title a vessel, new owners will have to carry out the following[3]:

    1. Complete the Boat Title and Registration Application (Form B1).
    2. Gather proof of ownership, such as:
    3. Submit forms and fees either online, in-person at nearest DMV Office, or by mail to:

Department of Motor Vehicles
1300 W. Benson Boulevard
Anchorage, AK 99503-3696

New owners of an undocumented boat (not registered with the US coast guard) have 30 days to title their vessel.[4]