Missouri Boat Bill of Sale Form

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A Missouri boat bill of sale is provided by the state Department of Revenue (DOR) to record the purchase and sale of boats. It can be used by buyers to register their watercraft or replace a lost or damaged certificate of title. The completed bill of sale must provide the parties’ names and addresses, a description of the vessel, and the purchase price.

Missouri Boat Bill of Sale Form

A Missouri boat bill of sale is provided by the state Department of Revenue (DOR) to record the purchase and sale of boats. It can be used by buyers to register their watercraft or replace a lost or damaged certificate of title. The completed bill of sale must provide the parties’ names and addresses, a description of the vessel, and the purchase price.

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A Missouri boat bill of sale is provided by the state Department of Revenue (DOR) to record the purchase and sale of boats. It can be used by buyers to register their watercraft or replace a lost or damaged certificate of title. The completed bill of sale must provide the parties’ names and addresses, a description of the vessel, and the purchase price.

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Seller’s Report – Following the transaction, the seller must report the transfer by filing a Notice of Sale or Transfer with the DOR.

Missouri Boat Registration

Boat buyers have 60 days from the purchase date to title their newly acquired boat unless exempt.[1]

Notarization of the Boat Bill of Sale is required if the vessel was rebuilt (notary public services are available at a DOR licensing office).

To register and title the vessel, the buyer will need to file the following documents with a licensing office:

  1. Proof of ownership (Boat Bill of Sale, Manufacturer’s Statement of Origin (MSO), or Certificate of Title)
  2. A completed and signed Application for Missouri Boat/Vessel or Outboard Motor Title and Registration (Form 93)
  3. Receipt for personal property tax payment
  4. Notarized Lien Release (if there’s a lien on the vessel)

After filing the above documents, the owner will need to pay the titling, registration, and processing fees for the boat.

Sources

  1. MO DOR – Boat/Vessel/Outboard Motor Titling and Registration