Form 1340-2025

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The document is a Vessel/Boat or Outboard Motor Ownership Transfer Notification form (PWD 1340) used to inform the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department of the sale or gift of a vessel/boat or outboard motor within 15 days. It requires detailed information about the vessel, outboard motor, seller, and purchaser(s), and includes a warning against falsifying information. The completed form should be mailed or faxed to the department, and a copy should be retained by the seller.

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