New Jersey Boat Bill of Sale Form

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A New Jersey boat bill of sale is used to record the sale of a boat between two parties. The bill of sale document should feature a description of the vessel in question, the amount the buyer paid, and the signatures of both parties. If no certificate of title is available for the boat, a bill of sale may be used as proof of ownership when applying for a new title and registration.

New Jersey Boat Bill of Sale Form

A New Jersey boat bill of sale is used to record the sale of a boat between two parties. The bill of sale document should feature a description of the vessel in question, the amount the buyer paid, and the signatures of both parties. If no certificate of title is available for the boat, a bill of sale may be used as proof of ownership when applying for a new title and registration.

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A New Jersey boat bill of sale is used to record the sale of a boat between two parties. The bill of sale document should feature a description of the vessel in question, the amount the buyer paid, and the signatures of both parties. If no certificate of title is available for the boat, a bill of sale may be used as proof of ownership when applying for a new title and registration.

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New Jersey Boat Registration

New Jersey boat owners have to register and title their vessels within 10 days of purchase or face a late penalty.[1]

To get the titling and registration squared away, owners must do the following[2]:

  1. Fill out and sign the Universal Title Application and Boat Registration Application Form.
  2. Gather proof of ownership (Manufacturer’s Certificate of Ownership, Certificate of Title, or previous owner’s registration and bill of sale).
  3. Visit an MVC location, deliver the above documents, and pay the registration and title fees.
Exceptions – Vessels that are less than 12 feet in length do not require titling, and registration isn’t required for unmotorized vessels under 12 feet.[3]

Sources

  1. NJ MVC – How to Get a Motorboat or Jetski License (How to title and register a boat)
  2. NJ MVC – How to Get a Motorboat or Jetski License (How to get an initial boat title and registration)
  3. Boating Safety Guide