Alaska Snowmobile/ATV Bill of Sale (Form 808)

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An Alaska snowmobile/ATV bill of sale is a state-provided form used to record the sale of an ATV or snowmobile. The seller will fill out the document to include the sale date, the buyer’s personal details, and the vehicle’s make, year, and other descriptive information. Once complete, the bill of sale serves as proof of the transfer of ownership between the buyer and seller.

Alaska Snowmobile/ATV Bill of Sale (Form 808)

An Alaska snowmobile/ATV bill of sale is a state-provided form used to record the sale of an ATV or snowmobile. The seller will fill out the document to include the sale date, the buyer’s personal details, and the vehicle’s make, year, and other descriptive information. Once complete, the bill of sale serves as proof of the transfer of ownership between the buyer and seller.

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An Alaska snowmobile/ATV bill of sale is a state-provided form used to record the sale of an ATV or snowmobile. The seller will fill out the document to include the sale date, the buyer’s personal details, and the vehicle’s make, year, and other descriptive information. Once complete, the bill of sale serves as proof of the transfer of ownership between the buyer and seller.

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Snowmachines

Alaska refers to snowmobiles as “snowmachines” and states that they must be registered if used anywhere other than privately owned property. Off-highway vehicles other than snowmachines don’t need to be registered, although owners can do so if they choose.

Alaska Snowmobile/ATV Registration

Snowmobiles and ATVs can be registered for two, four, or six years, with registration expiring on September 30th of the final year. Owners must complete the steps below to register with the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) in Alaska.[1]

  1. Go to a local DMV office.
  2. Submit a Title & Registration Application (Form V1) along with the following:
    • New Vehicles – A completed bill of sale, purchase order, or a copy of the vehicle’s warranty card.
    • Used Vehicles – An affidavit declaring when and from whom the vehicle was purchased or how it was acquired.
  3. Pay the registration fee.

Sources

  1. Alaska DMV – ATVs, Snowmachines & Other Off-Highway Vehicles