Indiana Bill of Sale Forms

The Indiana bill of sale form endorses the sale of a piece of personal property, documenting the sale in written form. The details of the contract include data for the buyer, seller, property being sold, and sale terms, complete with signatures from the participating individuals to confirm the contents. The paperwork establishes a physical receipt for proof of the purchase.

Bill of Sale Types

Motor Vehicle (DMV) Bill of Sale Form – Substantiates the particulars of a sale of an automobile to a document with corroborating signatures..

Boat (Vessel) Bill of Sale Form – Conveys the information concerning a transfer in possession of watercraft to a second individual.

Firearm (Gun) Bill of Sale Form – Outlines the circumstances of an exchange of ownership for a specified weapon.

Vehicle Registration Forms

• A filled and signed bill of sale
• A new or reassigned title for the vehicle
• Proof of current auto insurance plan
• An Indiana-issued driver’s license
• Compensation to cover all registration fees

Boat (Vessel) Registration Forms

• A completed bill of sale form
• A filed and executed Indiana Application for Certificate of Watercraft Title (Form 38529)
• Valid proof of ownership:
  • An original manufacturer’s certificate of origin.
  • A transferred certificate of title
  • In the case that neither ownership record can be supplied, you will need to submit an Indiana Watercraft Ownership Affidavit (Form 55100).
  • Vessels for which the tax has been settled will require a completed Indiana Certificate of Gross Retail or Use Tax Paid on the Purchase of a Motor Vehicle or Watercraft (Form 48842).
  • For any vessel seeking tax-exempt status, this will necessitate a filled-out and signed Indiana Certificate of Gross Retail or Use Tax Exemption for the Purchase of a Motor Vehicle or Watercraft (Form 48841).
  • A finalized Indiana Application for Special Identification Number of Vehicle or Watercraft (Form 12907)
  • A visible photograph of the exterior of the watercraft taken from a side view

  Firearm Registration Forms

  Indiana does not mandate registration of a procured firearm with any state agency. There is no need to get hold of a license to purchase or own a long gun or handgun. Open carry of a long gun within sanctioned areas will not necessitate individuals to acquire a permit, but to carry a handgun in either manner will require a Concealed Handgun License. This license also provides residents with reciprocity to travel with a weapon within the approved states. The application can be made online by initially visiting the Indiana New Applicant webpage. The following will be required to be completed within a time frame of 90 days of application:

  • A fingerprint identification card made available at a participating fingerprinting service. An appointment can be arranged prior to your visit on the IdentoGO website.
  • Attend your county sheriff’s office to pay the necessary fees and be designated a Handgun License Application Number.