Boat Contract With Us In North Carolina
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If the seller is an individual and the vessel is registered in North Carolina or another state, but not titled, a notarized "Bill Of Sale" is proof-of-ownership. A "Bill-Of-Sale" can be typed or handwritten on plain paper. It must include the registration number, the hull ID number, and a vessel description.
Titling of vessels is mandatory in North Carolina. Anyone who purchases or transfers ownership of a motorized vessel or sailboat 14 feet or longer or who owns a personal watercraft (PWC), also known as jet ski, must have a title for the vessel. Vessels documented with the USCG are exempt from obtaining a title.
Boater Education Certificate on Board: in North Carolina, any person born on or after January 1, 1988 must complete a NASBLA approved boating education course before operating any vessel propelled by a motor of 10 HP or greater on public waterways. G.S. 75A-16.2. Certificate of Number Registration On Board.
Complete a NC Wildlife Resources Commission Form: The buyer must complete a NC Wildlife Resources Commission Form VL-1, which is available online or at a Wildlife Service Agent. Obtain a notarized signature: The seller's signature on the title must be notarized.
Application Requirements: Every new or transfer vessel registration and title request must be submitted with a completed and signed VL-1 Application form. If the vessel was sold to multiple owners, each owner must complete and sign the VL-1 form.
Complete a NC Wildlife Resources Commission Form: The buyer must complete a NC Wildlife Resources Commission Form VL-1, which is available online or at a Wildlife Service Agent. Obtain a notarized signature: The seller's signature on the title must be notarized.
North Carolina law requires any person born on or after January 1, 1988, who will be operating a vessel over 10 hp to pass a boater safety course and to carry a boater education card.
Anyone who purchases or transfers a motorized vessel or sailboat 14 feet or longer or who owns a personal watercraft (jet ski), will be required to title the vessel effective Jan. 1, 2007.
The retail sale of a boat is subject to the 3.00% State rate of sales and use tax with a maximum tax of $1,500 per article. Boats are not subject to the local and transit rates of sales and use tax.
