North Carolina Bill of Sale Form

Nevada Bill of Sale Template by Type

• General Bill of Sale: Serves for the transaction of various personal items, providing clear terms for sales, purchases, or gifts.
• Vehicle Bill of Sale: Essential for transferring ownership of cars and motorcycles, it ensures all crucial details are documented for a transparent and detailed account of the transaction.
• Firearm Bill of Sale: Supports the lawful sale or exchange of firearms, securing legal safeguarding and an accurate transaction record.
• Boat Bill of Sale: Chronicles the change in ownership for boats and related watercraft, designed for use in both sales and gift situations.

Nevada Vehicle Registration Forms

To lawfully register a vehicle in Nevada following a purchase or sale, the state mandates the submission of these documents:

• A notarized Bill of Sale as evidence of the transaction.
• Proof of ownership, provided by either a title signed by the previous owner or a security agreement from a financial institution.
• A Nevada-issued insurance card showing an active auto insurance policy.
• The Application for Vehicle Registration (Form VP-222), completed and signed by the new owner.
• An emissions test report, indicating a pass, from an authorized inspection station (note: some vehicles may be exempt).
• An odometer reading for vehicles less than ten years old, which can be included on the title.
• A Vehicle Inspection Certificate (Form VP15) for vehicles not previously registered in Nevada.
• Preparedness to pay all necessary registration and tax fees.
• Minimum Insurance Coverage Requirements:
• $20,000 for property damage;
• $25,000 for bodily injury or death of one person per accident;
• $50,000 for bodily injury or death of two or more persons in a single incident.

Nevada Firearm Registration Forms

In Nevada, while there's no requirement for firearm registration or a purchase permit, residents must undergo and pass the NICS background check to acquire a firearm.

The state permits open carry in areas designated for hunting, target shooting, or competitive marksmanship.

Those wishing to obtain a Concealed Firearm Permit should visit a Nevada Department of Wildlife office with the necessary documents:

• The Nevada Concealed Firearm Permit Application.
• Proof of completing a recognized firearm safety course.
• A fingerprint identification card specifically for the applicant.
• A valid Nevada ID card or driver’s license.
• Payment for the applicable fees.

Nevada Boat/Vessel Registration Forms

To register a boat or vessel in Nevada in compliance with state regulations, you’ll need to collect the documents below:

• A current driver’s license or identification card.
• The applicant’s social security number.
• A finalized Bill of Sale.
• Proof of ownership, provided by either a manufacturer’s certificate of origin or a title reassigned and dated by the previous owner.
• Proof of sales tax paid to a Nevada Department of Taxation office (this is not required for private party sales).
• For out-of-state purchases, the previous registration and/or title must be presented.
• If the watercraft lacks a visible hull identification number, an inspection by the Nevada Department of Wildlife may be necessary to finalize the registration.
• Lastly, ensure you have a form of payment ready to cover all registration fees.