Oregon Boat Bill of Sale Form

An Oregon boat bill of sale is completed by the buyer and seller of a vessel to certify the details of the transaction. It provides the parties with an official record of the sale and is also used by state agencies to title the boat in some cases. The document must be signed by the buyer and seller and acknowledged by a notary to be deemed valid.

Oregon Boat Bill of Sale Form

An Oregon boat bill of sale is completed by the buyer and seller of a vessel to certify the details of the transaction. It provides the parties with an official record of the sale and is also used by state agencies to title the boat in some cases. The document must be signed by the buyer and seller and acknowledged by a notary to be deemed valid.

Last updated March 21st, 2024

An Oregon boat bill of sale is completed by the buyer and seller of a vessel to certify the details of the transaction. It provides the parties with an official record of the sale and is also used by state agencies to title the boat in some cases. The document must be signed by the buyer and seller and acknowledged by a notary to be deemed valid.

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Oregon Boat Registration

All motorboats, and sailboats over 12 feet long, require registration and titling.[1]

Registration must be done within 30 days of purchase, after which the buyer will be charged late fees.[2] To register a vessel, new owners must carry out the below steps.

  1. Prepare the originals of the following documents (it is recommended that the buyer makes copies for their records).[3]
  2. Submit the documents and applicable title and registration fees in person to an OSMB agent or via mail to:

State of Oregon, Marine Board
PO Box 14145
Salem OR 97309-5065