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New Mexico is one of the six states that does require the title or sale form to be notarized to the transfer title or ownership. It applies to both motor vehicles and boats. However, a bill of sale for other personal property is not required to be notarized.

Used Car Title Transfers Titling a used vehicle requires the same documentation as it does for titling a new vehicle with a few exceptions: Gift Transfers ? If you received your vehicle as a gift, then you will need the original affidavit of the transaction containing notarized signatures from both parties.

To Ensure Your Titling Process Goes Quickly, You Will Need This Documentation: The original or certified copy of the bill of sale or dealer's invoice for your vehicle. Two proofs of New Mexico residency (Note: this is only required if you don't have a valid New Mexico driver's license with your current address)

While drafting a bill of sale is good standard practice for the purchase of many big-ticket items, they are not required for the purchase of boats or motor vehicles in the state of New Mexico unless the title is missing. You can use the form the state of New Mexico provides (MVD 10009), or you can draft your own.

The Bill of Sale must be completed by the seller and include all vehicle information (year, make, VIN, sale price, seller's name, address and signature, buyer's name, address and signature).

Bill of Sale ? Only required when Assignment of Title or Dealer Assignment is not on the back of the Title. All information on the Bill of Sale must be filled in, and have signatures of both the seller and the buyer.