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You can apply for a duplicate ND title for a vehicle if you are the registered owner, lien holder, the owner's personal representative, or someone who has power of attorney. You can apply for a duplicate title by mail or in person at any motor vehicle office except for the Williston office.

For North Dakota, you'll fill out the Application for Certificate of Title & Registration of a Vehicle. Pay applicable fees, and provide any information your DMV requires, such as a valid ID, proof of insurance, and a bill of sale for your vehicle.

No, a bill of sale is not required for private owner vehicle sales in North Dakota. However, North Dakota has an official bill of sale form (form SFN 2888) and it's a good idea to complete this form to provide legal protection to both the buyer and the seller.

North Dakota does not require a bill of sale for private party car sales. However, the North Dakota DOT does have a bill of sale form. It's form SFN 2888 which records information like the year, make, model, and VIN of the vehicle in question.

The North Dakota law enforcement impound bill of sale (Form SFN-2902) allows for a buyer to purchase a vehicle from a law enforcement agency that was impounded. The transaction must follow State Statute 39-26.

You can apply for a duplicate ND title for a vehicle if you are the registered owner, lien holder, the owner's personal representative, or someone who has power of attorney. You can apply for a duplicate title by mail or in person at any motor vehicle office except for the Williston office.