The New Mexico bill of sale form proclaims the complexities of the transaction involving a personal item for a monetary interchange to a concrete transcription. The paperwork reports the particulars of the sale including the factors concerning the buyer, seller, property item, and sale provisions. Both parties can then sign the document to solidify the agreement, followed by the exchange of currency for the piece of property.

Bill of Sale Types

Vehicle Registration Forms

• A filled-out and executed bill of sale form
• A completed Application for Vehicle Title and Registration (MVD Form 10002)
• A reassigned title, complete with all necessary transfer endorsements
• A finalized Odometer Disclosure Statement (MVD Form 10187), if one is not included on the vehicle’s title.
• Material evidence of an active New Mexico insurance policy
• A current driver’s license, identification card, passport, or birth certificate
• Proof of Residency via a lease agreement, pay stub, or utility bill (must present two valid examples).
• An additional Certificate of Passed Emissions Test must be presented for all residents of Bernalillo County.
• For gifted vehicles, makes sure to provide a completed Affidavit of Gift of Motor Vehicle or Boat (MVD Form 10018).
• Any vehicle with an active lien appearing on the title must furnish a filled Release of Lien form (MVD Form 10041) or notarized letter from the financing company of the release of the lien.
• To register a motor vehicle for another resident, make sure to come equipped with a notarized Power of Attorney form (Form MVD 11020).
• Payment for all necessary fees and taxes

Boat (Vessel) Registration Forms

• A finalized bill of sale
• A completed and signed Application for Vessel Registration and Title (Form MVD-10003)
• A valid ownership document, either the transferred title or, if no title is required, the prior vessel registration.
• Should a lien be listed on the title, a Release of Lien (Form MVD – 10041) will be required to register.
• An active New Mexico driver’s license or identification card
• Funds to pay all registration fees and taxes

Firearm Registration Forms

New Mexico does not mandate any type of registration for weapons and does not require an individual to procure a permit or license to buy or own. When purchasing a firearm, whether, from an FFL dealer or private party, you will need to pass a background check in order to take the gun into possession. To carry a handgun will necessitate a Concealed Handgun License, available upon application with the following:

• A filled -out and notarized New Mexico Concealed Handgun License Application Form
• An original birth certificate
• Proof of fulfillment of a hunter safety course from a state-accepted instructor
• An active New Mexico ID or driver’s license
• Two unique fingerprint identification cards
• Fund to compensate all licensure fees