Indiana Boat Bill of Sale Form

An Indiana boat bill of sale certifies that ownership rights of a boat have transferred from one party to another. It is drafted upon the sale of the vessel to document the purchase price, the buyer and seller’s details, and a description of the boat changing hands. A completed and signed bill of sale allows the new owner to operate the boat without registration for up to 45 days after the purchase.

Indiana Boat Bill of Sale Form

An Indiana boat bill of sale certifies that ownership rights of a boat have transferred from one party to another. It is drafted upon the sale of the vessel to document the purchase price, the buyer and seller’s details, and a description of the boat changing hands. A completed and signed bill of sale allows the new owner to operate the boat without registration for up to 45 days after the purchase.

Last updated March 21st, 2024

An Indiana boat bill of sale certifies that ownership rights of a boat have transferred from one party to another. It is drafted upon the sale of the vessel to document the purchase price, the buyer and seller’s details, and a description of the boat changing hands. A completed and signed bill of sale allows the new owner to operate the boat without registration for up to 45 days after the purchase.

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Indiana Boat Registration

Motorboats and sailboats must be registered and titled within 45 days of ownership.[1] The new owner can complete the titling/registration process with the following documentation:

The applicant will need to visit a BMV branch to file their documents and pay the registration and titling fees and applicable taxes.