South Dakota Vehicle/Boat Bill of Sale
Signature Requirements: The paperwork must be signed by the vendor (the person or entity selling)
If the vehicle is below sixteen thousand pounds or below the age of ten, the odometer disclosure statement (Form DMV-611) has to be supplied.
Within forty-five days of acquisition, an automobile owner has to document their brand new car. The initial letter of the car holder's last name determines the month in which a car has to be renewed yearly. Vehicle owners can renew their documentation virtually, physically at their local county treasurer's office, by mail via their county, or at a Department of Motor Vehicle Now License Renewal Kiosk, according to the state's Department of Revenue automobile documentation and plates webpage.
The car registration and plates portal allows you to register your automobile virtually.
Odometer Disclosure Statement (Form DMV-611);
Vehicle/Vessel Title & Registration Request;
Document of Title (send a Supplementary Title Application Form 1002 along with $10.00 to a local county treasurer's office for a substitute).
An acceptable driver's license;
if the car owner designates another person to document the automobile on his/her behalf, the state's Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney is needed;
Documentation costs, as well as
Evidence of insurance that meets the minimum demands outlined below:
Physical wound liability (unstated bill);
Destruction of belongings liability (unstated bill); and
Uninsured and underinsured motorist indemnification (unstated bill)
Within sixty days of a transfer of proprietorship, a vessel has to be registered with the state. The duration of boat documentation is a year. At a county treasurer's office, you can renew your documentation physically.
Boat holders can request documentation at a county treasurer's office near their home (not the vessel's place).
Motor Vehicle/Boat Title & Registration Application;
Bill of Sale;
Document of Title; as well as
Documentation costs.