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Missouri Boat Bill of Sale

To confirm the legality of a sales transaction ( between a person buying and a person selling) as regards a boat, a Missouri boat bill of sale is drawn. This form usually contains essential details about the parties and goods involved in the transaction. For authenticity, this form is to be approved by authorized persons.

Registering a Boat

Registration must be done for vessels with motors as long as or longer than twelve (12) feet. If a boat is newly acquired, it is expected to be registered within sixty (60) days of acquisition. Registrations of vessels last for three years and are expected to lapse on the 30th day of June of the third year. Click here to see more about renewal. Renewals may also be done by sending a mail or physically by visiting any Motor Vehicle and Driver License office in Missouri.

Registration Center

Boats can be registered at any MDR office.

Registration Requirements for Boats

A filled form applying for titling and registration of boats;
Proof of Purchase (which is a Bill of Sale in this case);
Proof that taxes for personal properties have been paid, or in cases where you have been paying taxes, a non-assessment statement is needed;
Payment of registration costs.