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If you want to transfer ownership of a boat, car, or horse in South Dakota, you need a bill of sale. The document provides legal protection whenever you buy or sell any high-value items. Learn more about what a bill of sale is and how to draft one that will work.

To correctly transfer the title of a vehicle in South Dakota, you need to submit the following documents and payments to your local South Dakota Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) or county treasurer: The properly assigned vehicle title from the vehicle's seller. A bill of sale (completed with the seller of the vehicle)

Gifting or Inheriting a Vehicle in SD The original title certificate. A copy of the representative's appointment papers. The driver's license and Social Security numbers of each person taking ownership of the vehicle. A completed South Dakota Exemptions form (Form MV-609). Payment for transfer fees.

If you're transferring a vehicle title in South Dakota you'll also need to include title transfer fees, tax, and any lien notations or late application fees. In South Dakota those fees cost: Title Transfer Fee: $10. Late Application Fee: $1 for every one week past the original 45 days.

South Dakota residents have 45 days from the date of purchase of a new or used motor vehicle to transfer title into their name. A penalty of $1 per week up to 26 weeks will be assessed for late transfers. The penalty for a transfer after 26 weeks is $50.

If a state with no tax or a lower tax rate than South Dakota's 4%, then you will need to pay the additional tax rate to match the 4%. Q: Can I register my vehicle in South Dakota/Pennington County if I live out of state? Yes but be careful. Your state may prohibit registering your vehicle in another state.