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Vermont Bill of Sale Forms

The Vermont bill of sale form authenticates a transaction involving the exchange of an item of personal property for a predetermined financial sum. The information in the form explains the purchase details and confirms the information on the seller, buyer, and sale terms. It is a binding document made enforceable upon endorsements from both parties.

Last updated June 2nd, 2024

The Vermont bill of sale form authenticates a transaction involving the exchange of an item of personal property for a predetermined financial sum. The information in the form explains the purchase details and confirms the information on the seller, buyer, and sale terms. It is a binding document made enforceable upon endorsements from both parties.

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Bill of Sale Types

Motor Vehicle (DMV) Bill of Sale Form – Communicates the necessary facts to paper regarding the transaction of a vehicle for a stipulated monetary amount.

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Boat (Vessel) Bill of Sale Form – Discloses the pertinent information involving the sale of a vessel within a written document.

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Firearm (Gun) Bill of Sale Form – Represents the terms and details associated with the sale of a gun.

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Vehicle Registration Forms

  • Completed bill of sale form
  • Finalized and endorsed Vermont Registration, Tax, and Title Application Form
  • Properly transferred title
  • A filed odometer disclosure form
  • VIN authentication, should the automobile be bought from the other state.
  • Active in-state vehicle insurance.
  • Sufficient funds to pay all associated registration fees and taxes.

Boat (Vessel) Registration Forms

Firearm Registration Forms

Vermont does not obligate its residents to register a gun upon purchase or inheritance of any kind. There is no need to acquire a permit to purchase, although, whether obtaining a handgun through a private seller or licensed dealer, one must undergo a background check. The open or concealed carry of a weapon does not require a separate license, but one can be applied to transport a firearm out of state within the boundaries of a participating reciprocity state.

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