If the boat is being sold in the same State, the Seller should have registration documents to allow the new owner to easily get the new tags.
If the boat is being sole in a different State, the buyer will typically have to follow the new registration guidelines in their respective State and ensure that they move the boat in accordance with State laws (For Example: most States require that any and all plants be removed from the hull/engine in order to maintain the local plant species).
There is no requirement for a notary public or witnesses to authenticate the Boat Bill of Sale. Therefore, both parties should be aware that upon their signatures that the form represents a legal contract for which both Buyer and Seller must perform.
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