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Heres a general outline of the process: Obtain Necessary Documents: Original title or proof of ownership (if available) Complete the Bill of Sale: Check for Liens: Obtain a Title from the Seller: Complete Form MV-82B: Visit the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV): Register the Boat: Obtain a New Title:
Complete Form MV-82B: This form is used for the transfer of ownership. It requires information about the buyer, seller, and the boat being transferred.
Boats are not required to be titled in Tennessee. To register a boat, you must complete a registration form, available through a County Clerks office or from the dealer that sold you the boat. Exemptions: Currently registered boats from other states that are using Tennessee water for 60 days or less.
All you have to do is go to the registration office and tell them you built the boat. They will have you fill out and sign a form that attests that you actually built it. They will register the boat, assign an HIN and if it is a Title state, issue a title.
The Transfer of Ownership Form CG-1258 is utilized when: Purchasing/transferring a vessel: When the sale is finalized you may complete a U.S. Coast Guard Bill of Sale (CG-1340). If there is an outstanding mortgage, the mortgagee (lender) should complete a Satisfaction of Mortgage.
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The seller needs to fill out the transfer information on the back of the title and sign it. In some states, this step must be notarized. After you transfer the boat title, fill out an application for a title at the relevant government agency, and pay any necessary fees that come with transferring the title.
Sailboats less than 12 feet in length without mechanical prolusion do not require registration. Sailboats 12 feet or longer must be registered whether or not they have mechanical propulsion. Boats operated exclusively on private ponds or lakes do not have to be registered.
Buyers and sellers must provide the original title, bill of sale, and valid identification. Both parties visit a DMV office to complete the transfer, pay a standard fee of $50, and potentially sales tax.

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