South Dakota Bill of Sale Form (original) (raw)

South Dakota bill of sale is a legal document used to transfer the ownership of a specific personal property from one party to another. Both parties fill the bill of sale template with their valid identifying data and details about the vehicle.

If you want to sell a part of your property, you are recommended to look through several types of South Dakota bill of sale forms and choose the one that fits your needs. You can use the official form to sell or purchase a vehicle or vessel in South Dakota. This document is known as Form 1025 and can be found below, along with other fillable bills of sale.

Table of Contents

1. South Dakota Bill of Sale Forms by Type
2. How to Write a SD Vehicle Bill of Sale
3. Registering a Vehicle in South Dakota
4. Relevant Official Forms
5. Other Bill of Sale Forms by State

Document Details

South Dakota Bill of Sale Forms by Type

Different transactions require you to prepare different types of bills of sale. It’s crucial because each type contains relevant information and details that need to be specified. You will have to go with the appropriate South Dakota bill of sale form and record it accordingly with your state.

How to Write a SD Vehicle Bill of Sale

In South Dakota, you may use Form 1025 provided by the South Dakota Department of Revenue. Form 1025 is an official bill of sale document used for motor vehicle transactions in South Dakota. If you want to buy or sell your vehicle, having the official South Dakota bill of sale is the best way to make it right. Below you can find how to fill out this document correctly.

Remember that you must prepare other vehicle registration forms with your SD motor vehicle bill of sale form to complete the registration process successfully.

Step 1. Enter the vehicle information

The seller needs to indicate all the details regarding the motor vehicle they sell, including:

• Year of production
• Make of vehicle
• Model
• VIN
• Title number

Step 2. Release the interest for the vehicle

In the statement section, the seller shows the desire to release the interest for the motor vehicle. To do this, you need to state the selling date and who you are transferring the vehicle to (the purchaser).

Step 3. Indicate the selling price for the vehicle

The following step is to indicate the vehicle’s purchase price.

Step 4. Type in the seller’s contact information

You are expected to specify such seller’s contact details, as:

• Full Name
• Street Address
• City State, Zip Code

Step 5. Sign the document

Lastly, the seller leaves their signature and date when the document is signed.

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Registering a Vehicle in South Dakota

Vehicle registration in South Dakota is required within 30 days after the completion of the purchase. To complete registration and obtain a new title of ownership for the vehicle, the new owner should visit a local County Treasurer’s Office and provide the following vehicle registration forms:

• A completed motor vehicle bill of sale
• A title signed over by the previous owner to the new one
• A Manufacturer’s Statement of Origin (MSO) or Manufacturer’s Certificate of Origin (MCO)
• An odometer disclosure statement (for vehicles less than 10 years old)
• Active auto insurance
• Active driver’s license valid in South Dakota
• A state ID verifying the buyer’s identity
• Application for Motor Vehicle Title and Registration (Form MV-608)

Form MV-608 should be filled and signed both by the new owner of the motor vehicle and an authorized agent. It includes the purpose of the application request, the vehicle information (VIN, year, make, model, color, previous state or brand, and the motor vehicle type, weight, and fuel type), and the contact details about both the buyer and seller. The address information is also provided in that application, along with the title, mailing address, contact information, and purchase information. The document ends with an unsworn declaration of correct information contained in the form.

Besides that, the vehicle’s new owner should pay all taxes and fees related to the purchase. All vehicles purchased in South Dakota are subject to a 4% motor vehicle excise tax, while mobile and manufactured homes are taxed at 4% of the initial registration fee. Registration fees for non-commercial vehicles include 75.60(forthosebelownineyearsold)and75.60 (for those below nine years old) and 75.60(forthosebelownineyearsold)and50.40 (for vehicles older than nine years). Registration of motorcycles requires paying 18fortheregistration(18 for the registration (18fortheregistration(12.60 for those older than nine years).

License plates will cost the new owner 10(aninitialplatefee),whilethosewhoreceivethembymailwillhavetopayanextramailingfeeof10 (an initial plate fee), while those who receive them by mail will have to pay an extra mailing fee of 10(aninitialplatefee),whilethosewhoreceivethembymailwillhavetopayanextramailingfeeof5. Vehicle inspection is not required for registration. You do not need to submit emissions testing statements even if you bought a vehicle outside South Dakota.

Relevant Official Forms

(Vehicle/Vessel) Form 1025

(Vehicle/Vessel) Form 1001

(Vehicle) Form 1021

(Vehicle) Form 1024

Vehicle Power of Attorney

(Vehicle/Vessel) Form 1002

Application for Replacement of Registration Stickers or Lost Title

Concealed Pistol Permit Application

South Dakota Official Bill of Sale Form for Motor Vehicles and Vessels

Motor Vehicle/Boat Title and Registration Application

Odometer Disclosure Statement

Form 1024 or Seller’s Report of Sale notifies the state about transferring of a vehicle/boat to another owner.

Use this form if you need to appoint someone else to control the matters regarding your vehicle.

Duplicate Title Application (Form 1002) is submitted if the original title is lost, stolen, or damaged.

Application for Replacement can be submitted to a local county treasurer’s office to replace boat registration stickers that have been lost or damaged.

This Concealed Pistol Permit Application is used to apply for a concealed firearm permit in Minnehaha County.

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Other South Dakota Forms

• Last Will
• Power of Attorney

Published: Apr 20, 2022

Mara has been practicing estate planning and trust law in California since 2003, taking pride in helping clients of all backgrounds and asset profiles form a complete and customized estate plan. Her specialties are: estate planning, wills and trusts, trust and probate administration.