• Bill of Sale (Form 808) – A form provided by the state of Alaska showing the transfer of ownership of the ATV or snowmobile. If the registrar cannot hand in a bill of sale, they must submit a warranty card or purchase order form instead.
• Application (Form V1) – An ATV or snowmobile owner completes this state-official document to obtain registration.
• Payment – Fees depend on how long the owner wants the registration to last (i.e., two, four, or six years).

• Bill of Sale – A form required by the DMV to register and title the watercraft in Alaska.
• Boat Title and Registration Application (Form B1) – A formal document that an individual completes when applying for boat registration. The application also includes an affidavit of ownership (Form 848) to prove the vessel rightfully belongs to the resident.
• Payment – The state sets its fees based on the boat’s engine (powered or not powered).

• Concealed Handgun Permit Application (Form 12-299A) – An Alaskan resident completes this fillable form to apply for a concealed handgun license. If the individual qualifies for a permit, they must follow the instructions listed on the application. Per state law, the resident must only include truthful information, or they can face prosecution.
• Proof of Completed Training Course – The applicant must have taken and passed an official firearm course provided by the state of Alaska. They must send the certification with the finished application.
• Fingerprints – Applicants must have their fingerprints taken through a state-approved person, agency, police station, or other authorized facility.
• Recent Passport Photograph – Official images taken within thirty (30) days of applying.
• Identification (ID) – The state requires the applicant to include their driver’s license number or state ID card number.
• Payment – The individual must pay all fees upon submission.

• Bill of Sale -Declares the motor vehicle owner sold the car to another person.
• Title & Registration Application (Form V1) – Required to obtain Alaska registration for a passenger vehicle, truck, bus, or van.
• Odometer Disclosure Statement (Form 839) – Needed to verify the mileage.
• Payment – Residents can determine the fees owed before making an appointment using the online calculator. If the resident lives in a state that charges property tax, they must pay all fees at registration.
• Proof of Insurance (Minimum Liability) –
  • Bodily Injury or Death – $50,000 per person / $100,000 for 2+ persons per accident
  • Property Damage – $25,000 per incident
• Registration – The current owner must submit a non-expired registration from the seller.
• Title – The DMV requires residents to present the original, signed title. If the vehicle has a lien, the owner must obtain a copy of the title from the lienholder.

• Bill of Sale – To confirm the previous and current owner of the trailer.
• Unladen Weight – The owner must disclose the trailer’s unladen weight on the application for title and registration (Form V1).
• Payment – Owners must pay $30 every two (2) years or a one-time fee of $25 for permanent registrations.

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