Vermont Boat Bill of Sale
Signature Requirements – Both the purchase and the vendor have to put their signatures on the document, however, notarization is not required.
To run in Vermont waters, all vessels owned by Vermont inhabitants have to be documented with the state's DMV. (Visitors to the state are free from registering if they stay for no more than ninety days.) Although the Vermont rule doesn't stipulate when a purchaser has to document a vessel after its acquisition, it is recommended to do so as soon as feasible. A vessel's registration might be valid for a year or two. When documentation is pending, owners will get a postcard notification to renew by mail.
Physical registration is available at all Vermont Department of Motor Vehicle sites.
A finalized request for motorboat registration and title (Form TA-VD-37)
A Bill of Sale
A Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin (MCO) is required if the vessel is brand new
If the boat is bought secondhand, the Certificate of Title must be signed over to the owner, and
all registration costs must be paid according to the fee schedule.