Arizona Bill of Sale Form

Arizona Bill of Sale Template by Type

• Vehicle Bill of Sale: Use this form when completing the transfer of a motor vehicle. It captures all relevant details of the transaction, ensuring a clear record of the sale and transfer of ownership.
• Firearm Bill of Sale: Document the sale or trade of firearms between you and another party with this form. A Firearm BOS provides legal protection and a clear record of ownership transfer.
• Boat Bill of Sale: Formalize the transfer of ownership of a boat or other type of watercraft, whether through sale or as a gift, with this document.

Arizona Vehicle Registration Forms

• Bill of Sale
• Title and registration application (Form 96-0236): The primary form required for registering your vehicle.
• Sold notice (Form 46-8502): This form must be submitted within 10 days of selling a vehicle.
• Proof of car insurance: Insurance must meet Arizona's minimum coverage requirements: $25,000 bodily injury liability per person, $50,000 bodily injury liability per accident, and $15,000 property damage liability per accident.
• Emissions test: This test is required for vehicles in Phoenix or Tucson and verifies that the vehicle meets Arizona's emissions standard (§49-542.03).
• Valid ID
• Vehicle power of attorney: If an agent is representing the vehicle's owner, this form must be completed.
• All required registration fees

Arizona Boat/Vessel Registration Forms

In Arizona,registration is mandatory for all motorized watercraft. Only non-motorized watercraft can be used on the water without registration.

To register your boat in Arizona, you will need the following:

• Bill of Sale
• Registration application: Form 1532
• Current registration slip: For used boats, the latest registration document is signed by the previous owner, indicating the transfer of ownership
• Statement of origin: For new boats
• Valid ID
• All required registration fees (§12-4-504)

Arizona Firearm Registration Forms

In Arizona, it is not necessary to register a firearm. Residents eligible to possess firearms are not required to obtain a license or permit to purchase, own, or carry a concealed weapon.

However, having a Bill of Sale will provide proof that you legally sold your firearm and absolve yourself of any responsibility in the event the weapon is used in illegal activity.

For those interested in the benefits of reciprocity with other states, obtaining a concealed carry permit is advised.

The process for acquiring this permit includes:

• Submitting the concealed weapons permit contact form
• A concealed weapons permit application
• 2 fingerprint cards must be completed by a state official
• A return envelope for the completed items
• Certification of completion and passing of an approved firearms training program (§13-4-11)
• Application fee (paid by money order or certified/cashier’s check)