Congratulations on selling your boat! We hope this checklist is helpful.
Login to your Boatsonline/Yachthub account and click the 'Transfer Forms' button.
Transfer forms may need to be completed (signed by both the buyer and seller) when a boat is sold. In some states, its the seller's responsibility to submit the transfer forms, while in others, it’s up to the buyer. Either way, it’s important that you keep a copy of the transfer forms for your records.
While a receipt of sale is not legally binding, it’s good practice to keep a record of the transaction. If any questions arise later about the terms of the sale, such as what was included or the agreed price, having a written record protects both parties. This matters particularly in a private sale, where consumer law protections are more limited, as our guide on what to do when a private boat sale goes wrong explains.
Be sure to notify your insurance company of any changes as soon as possible after the sale. You may even be due a refund on your remaining premium! If you are buying another boat, our guide on insuring your boat: top tips for boat insurance is a useful starting point for understanding what cover you’ll need.
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This depends on the state. In some states it is the seller’s responsibility to submit the transfer forms, while in others it falls to the buyer. Both buyer and seller should sign the forms, and it’s important to keep a copy for your own records.
A receipt of sale is not legally binding, but it is good practice to prepare one and keep it as a record of the transaction, including the agreed price and what was included in the sale.
Yes. Notify your insurance company of the sale as soon as possible, since you may even be entitled to a refund on your remaining premium.
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