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A bill of sale must contain a description of the boat including the hull identification number, year, make and horsepower, the amount of sale, be dated and signed by the buyer and seller. If a trailer is included it must be itemized on the bill of sale for sales tax purposes or be on a separate bill of sale.

Handwritten Receipt or Sales Invoice - must contain date of sale, sales price (not including trailer), description of vessel/boat and/or outboard motor (make, serial number, and model year), purchaser's name(s), and seller's signature(s).

Forms PWD 143/144 can be downloaded from the Boat Forms webpage. Handwritten Receipt or Sales Invoice - must contain date of sale, sales price (not including trailer), description of vessel/boat and/or outboard motor (make, serial number, and model year), purchaser's name(s), and seller's signature(s).

Note: A bill of sale is not required for registration, but you may need one when paying taxes. To register by mail, send the completed boat registration and titling application, The document that shows your proof of purchase, and payment to: DNR Processing Center.

By statute, vessels may only be registered by the legal owner (52-7-5). If a living legal owner sells a vessel, a bill of sale from the owner and the owner's registration card and a transfer paper title (if it exits) are sufficient to transfer the vessel registration to the new owner.

The buyer and seller should enter the following; Purchase Price. Day, Month, and Year of Sale. Buyer and Seller Name. Addresses of the Parties. Boat. Hull Serial Number. Length. Make. Model. Motor (Make & Serial No.) Year. Alabama Registration Decal including Month and Year (if any)

What Should be Included? Boat Details. Make. Year. Title Number. Hull ID. Odometer reading (hours) Buyer's Details. Seller Details. Purchase Price. Location.