• Bill of Sale;
• Title and Registration Application (Form 96-0236);
• Sold Notice (Form 46-8502) – Must be completed and sent to the state within 10 days of a sale;
• Proof of car insurance that meets Arizona’s coverage requirements,^[1] which are:
  • $25,000 bodily injury liability for one person and $50,000 for two or more persons; and
  • $15,000 property damage liability;
• If you reside or will reside in Phoenix or Tucson, an emissions test must be performed at one of Arizona’s Emissions Testing Locations;
• Proof of identification;
• If an agent is going to be representing the owner of the vehicle, a Vehicle Power of Attorney must be signed; and
• Registration fees.^[2]

In the state of Arizona, no motorized vehicle may be used legally on any body of water without registration. Non-motorized boats — such as any boat powered by sail or paddle — do not require registration. It would be best to register a motorized boat as soon as you are able to gather all of the appropriate documentation. The following documents are required to be taken in person to a Local Arizona Fish & Game Agency:

• Bill of Sale;
• Registration Application;
• If the boat is new: The Manufacturer’s Statement of Origin;
• If the boat is used: The most current signed registration slip from the previous owner indicating their release of the vessel;
• Proof of identification; and
• Registration fees.^[3]