This Bill of Sale Package contains the essential forms needed to transfer ownership of an asset from a seller to a buyer. The following forms are included:
1. Bill of Sale of Automobile and Odometer Disclosure Statement
2. Bill of Sale of Watercraft
3. Bill of Sale of Mobile Home
4. Bill of Sale of Animal
5. Bill of Sale of Other Personal Property
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Title or Register Your BoatOriginal Manufacturer's Statement of Origin (MSO)Copy of dealer invoice.Proof of Louisiana state and local taxes paid on the invoice OR a completed original Tax Payment Certification Form (R-1331) from the Louisiana Department of Revenue.
Do Louisiana Boat Bills of Sale Have to Be Notarized? Yes, Louisiana law demands that the document must be signed by a seller and a buyer in front of a notary public. After both parties sign the Bill of Sale, the notary public must certify the Bill of Sale.
You must also submit a Bill of Sale of Boat/Motor that includes the registration number, Hull Identification Number, make and model year of the boat, and signatures of the seller and purchaser along with your application. In addition: If the boat is titled, you must surrender the title.
Any boat used in Louisiana waters must be registered with the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LWF). To do that, you will need to verify that all state, municipal, school board, and/or parish sales taxes have been paid.
Louisiana sales and use tax will be assessed on the lower of the boat's cost or fair-market value at the time the boat was brought into the state.
