Forms (4)
 Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale – Use of this document would prove the legal sale and purchase of a motor vehicle in Texas. This document is often used in the registration process.
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 Boat Bill of Sale – Use this document to prove the legal sale and purchase of a vessel. May also be required for registration by the new owner.
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 General Bill of Sale – This form would be used, generally, between two private parties to prove the sale and purchase of the personal property.
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 Firearm Bill of Sale – This document would be utilized in the sale and purchase of a gun in the state of Texas.
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Vehicle Registration Forms
- A completed Application for Texas Title and/or Registration (Form 130-U);
- A bill of sale with an odometer disclosure;
- Detailed information about the vehicle, including the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN);
- Proof of auto insurance meeting the state’s minimum requirements;
- $30,000 for injuries per person;
- $60,000 for injuries per accident;
- $25,000 for property damage;
- If more than one lien exists for the vehicle, an Additional Liens Statement;
- If an agent is acting on the buyer’s behalf, a Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney;
- If the vehicle was a gift, an Affidavit of Motor Vehicle Gift Transfer;
- Driver’s license or state ID; and
- All registration fees as listed in this fee schedule.
Boat Registration Forms
- A Bill of Sale;
- A completed Boat Title and Registration Application (Form PWD 143);
- Proof of payment of all taxes (use calculator) and registration fees;
- If the vessel is subject to a lien at the time of sale, a Release of Lien (Form PWD 231);
- If the boat is new, a Manufacturer’s Certificate of Origin, or if purchased used from someone with preexisting Texas title, the original title signed over to the buyer; and
- If the vessel was previously registered in another state, a Verification of Vessel or Outboard Motor Serial Number (Form PWD 504).