If you are having trouble obtaining a bill of sale form feel free to use our standardized Bill of Sale that is linked at the bottom of the page. If you are selling your watercraft to an individual that will be registering it with the state of Kansas please provide them a bill of sale, we do not require a notary. When a vessel is sold, lost, stolen, destroyed, transferred, or abandoned the person whose name appears on the Certificate of Number shall notify the department in writing within 15 days by mail, e-mail, fax or completing the Notification of Change online at NOTICE TO ALL BOAT OWNERS: To avoid personal property tax penalties, please be certain to list your watercraft each year with the county appraiser on or before March 15th. Vessels manufactured before 1973 often do not have a HIN, so KDWPT will assign one if necessary. On personal watercrafts, they can be found under the seat as well as on the lip of the footrest.On pontoons, they can be found on the right side of the frame above the pontoon, but below the deck.On sport and fishing boats, they can be found on the back right outside corner.Hull Identification Numbers (HIN) are typically located: The Hull Identification Number (HIN) is a 12-character number that uniquely identifies a boat and is formatted according to US Coast Guard standards.
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Please provide a printed photo or pencil tracing of the HIN when registering your boat (New Owner).Īll boats manufactured after 1972, should have a Hull Identification Number (HIN) and this HIN will be identified during the boat registration process. New owners can register their boat online or in person at a State Park, a Regional Office, a Boat Registration Agent or by filling out the Application for Certificate of Number Kansas Boating Act Form and mailing it with proper paperwork and the $42.50 registration fee to: A registration can be also be renewed by mailing in the renewal notice and $42.50 to the Pratt operations office. Renewing registrations and the owner of the boat has not changed can be renewed online or in person at a State Park, a Regional Office, or one of our Boat Registration Agents.
Boats that are required to be registered must be properly registered before they are operated. Both in-state and out-of-state boats must have their Certificate of Number on board at all times. Nonresidents using motorboats and sailing boats that are properly registered in another state may use their boats for up to 60 consecutive days without registering their boats in Kansas. The State of Kansas does not, however, title watercraft nor does it register or title motors. All vessels powered by motor (gasoline, diesel, or electric), or sail, must be registered and numbered.
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