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If the title to the vehicle has been lost, regardless of whether the buyer or the seller lost it, the owner shown on the DMV records must apply for a duplicate title before ownership can be transferred.

An Alaska general bill of sale is a legal document used to record the purchase and sale of any personal property. This may be for any tangible or intangible item that is exchanged for cash or trade. A bill of sale should only be signed after both parties have exchanged and received their end of the sale.

Complete an Application for Title and Registration (Form 812). Remove all personalized and specialty license plates from the vehicle. Take the vehicle's plates, signed title, affidavit(s), and completed application to your local AK DMV office. Pay the Alaska vehicle title transfer fee of $15.

What paperwork do I need to privately sell a car in Alaska? Certificate of Title. Bill of Sale. Notice of Transfer Pending, if not completed online (form 820) Odometer Disclosure (if applicable)

What does this mean? If eligible, and your registration expires January 31, 2015, or later, you can pay a one-time $25 permanent registration fee along with registration fees and motor vehicle registration taxes. At that time you will be issued a permanent “Z” tab and will not have to renew your registration again.

Alaska Bill of Sale Requirements A bill of sale is required to register a motor vehicle. If you're buying the vehicle from a private party, you'll also need an odometer disclosure statement and previous registration proof. You can locate a blank vehicle bill of sale form on the Alaska DMV website.

What Do I Need for an Alaska DMV Title Transfer? A completed title signed by the sellers and buyers. A bill of sale. An odometer verification. A valid driver's license. A completed Title and Registration Application. Payment for the title transfer fees.