The North Dakota bill of sale form defines all crucial parameters of the sale of a personal item for an exchanged monetary sum. The document logs all associated information on the buyer(s) and the seller(s), and the object itself, along with the date of contract and endorsements upon commitment. The form can be utilized after the fact to support the transaction for registration, titling, and/or tax purposes.

Bill of Sale Types

Vehicle Registration Forms

• A completed bill of sale
• A finalized North Dakota Application for Certificate of Title & Registration of a Vehicle (Form SFN 2872)
• Manufacturer’s certificate of origin along with a finalized odometer disclosure statement with buyer and dealer endorsements (new vehicles).
• Transferred title with all necessary signatures and completed disclosure statement (used vehicles).
• For used vehicles with prior financing, the name of the financial institution, address, and account number must be conferred.
• The original record of previous registration for all out-of-state vehicles.
• Active photo identification
• Funds to pay all registration fees and taxes

Boat (Vessel) Registration Forms

• A finalized bill of sale form
• A completed North Dakota Watercraft Registration Form (Form SFN 6102)
• Ownership documentation:
  • For newly purchased boats:
    • A completed North Dakota Office of State Tax Commissioner One Time Remittance Form (Form 21954)  in the case the state sales tax was not paid.
    • Receipt showing evidence of compensation for state sales tax.
  • For boats purchased used from a private sale:
    • Transferred certificate of title and prior registration
    • A vessel transfer letter, written and executed by the previous owner.
• A valid driver’s license or identification card
• Adequate payment for all registration fees and taxes

Firearm Registration Forms

North Dakota does not have any standard to register weapons with the governing authorities. There is no regulation requiring a permit or licensure to purchase or own a firearm, and no background check necessary to buy from a dealer or during a private sale. Although owning and carrying a gun is only permitted to those that meet the accepted guidelines, there is no restriction in obtaining it should you not meet these standards. Permitless carry is enforced in-state, but resident s can furnish a Concealed Weapons License to carry across state-lines with current reciprocity states. The following documentation must be first gathered and submitted to apply for the license:

• A finalized North Dakota Application for Concealed Weapons License (Form SFN-9756)
• Evidence of graduation from a hunter safety course with a state-accepted test instructor
• Two fingerprint identification cards for the applicant
• Two passport-style specific color photographs of the applying individual.
• A valid North Dakota driver’s license or ID
• Payment remitted in the form of a money order or cashier’s check for the license fees.