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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Begin by indicating whether your notification is for a vessel/boat, outboard motor, or both. If you have multiple items, complete separate forms for each.
In the Vessel/Boat Information section, fill in the TX# and HIN/Serial #. Provide the make and year built of the vessel/boat.
Next, move to the Outboard Motor Information section. Again, enter the TX#, MIN/Serial #, make, and year built.
Complete the Owner of Record (Seller) Information by entering your name, phone number, address, city, state, and zip code.
Fill in Purchaser 1 Information with their name, phone number, address, city, state, and zip code. If there’s a second purchaser, repeat this step for Purchaser 2.
In the Sale Information section, provide the sale date and sale price (excluding trailer value).
Finally, certify that all information is true by signing and dating the form before submission.

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