A Wyoming Boat Bill of Sale is a document that a buyer and seller of a boat sign at the time of purchase. This document provides proof that the boat has been legally sold and transferred, and that is why both parties should keep a copy of the document for their records.
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Converse County has issued an official form to be used locally. You can use our customizable template to draft your own Wyoming Boat Bill of Sale form or download a ready-made down below.
Wyoming does not require a notary public's certification for boat sales but it is generally a good idea to have a notary or witness to a sale in order to confirm the transaction has taken place. This can save any potential trouble which might occur should the seller or buyer contest the transaction at a later date.
If you are looking to sell your vessel, the first thing you want to do is make sure it is in tip-top shape.
The next step is advertising your sale and showing your boat to prospective customers. When a customer is interested in buying your boat, sit down and discuss the terms and conditions of the sale. Once you come to an agreement, you and the buyer can sign the Bill of Sale and the transaction will be completed when you get your payment and the buyer receives the paperwork and the keys to the boat.
The form must include the full legal name of the seller and the buyer, as well as their contact information. All details of the boat being sold must be stated: its make, length, year of manufacture, hull ID number, registration ID number, odometer reading in hours, and title number.
Moreover, if a trailer and/or an outboard motor are included in the sale, their make and year should also be stated. The parties must also document the price, payment date, method of payment, and any other important detail of the transaction. At the end of the form, the seller should include a statement to record any known defects of the vessel and manifest that they are the owner and can legally sell the boat.
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