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A notarized bill of sale is required with the registration to transfer ownership. If a title is available, it and Department of Highway Safety Motor Vehicle (DHSMV) form 82040 (title application form) must be completed for processing. Sales tax will be collected if applicable.
North Carolina Boat Registration/Titling New owner completes the VL-1 Form (PDF). If the boat is previously titled, they'll need to get the title assigned over to them from the previous owner. If not, they'll need to obtain the signed and notarized Bill of Sale. The required Registration and Titling Fees are gathered.
Titling of vessels is mandatory in North Carolina. Anyone who purchases or transfers ownership of a motorized vessel or sailboat 14 feet or longer or who owns a personal watercraft (PWC), also known as jet ski, must have a title for the vessel. Vessels documented with the USCG are exempt from obtaining a title.
I am interested in selling my vessel, what documentation do I need to provide the buyer? If your vessel is not titled, you must provide the buyer with a Bill of Sale, signed and notarized by all owners listed on the registration.
To get a title for a boat without a title you will need to contact your local Department of Motor Vehicles. Each state has different legislation regarding boat titles, so you could also need a bill of sale from the boat owner you are buying from, in order to prove ownership of the vessel.
Once you have the California Certificate of Ownership, write your name and address on the back. Then you can submit the certificate to DMV along with the transfer fee, use tax, and any renewal fees that might be due. If the boat/vessel has a trailer, you need to get the trailer title.
How Do I Transfer Boat Ownership to My New Boat? Completed VL-1 form. The original North Carolina title properly assigned and notarized with the seller's name (if purchasing an out of state boat, ensure that the original out of state title is filled out appropriately) The appropriate fee.