Free Connecticut Boat Bill of Sale
Connecticut boats are registered (not titled) through CT DEEP. No boat title exists in CT — the registration certificate is proof of ownership. Sales tax is 6.35%.
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Boats are sold with undisclosed liens far more often than cars. Our guide covers running a title search, decoding the HIN, separating boat and trailer titles, and what a Coast Guard document means for the transfer process. Read: Boat Bill of Sale: Complete Guide →
Connecticut Boat Bill of Sale — What You Need to Know
Primary Form
Standard bill of sale
Primary ID Field
HIN (Hull ID Number)
Sales Tax
6.35%
Title Required
No
Connecticut does NOT title boats — registration only through CT DEEP. Motorized boats and sailboats over 19.5 ft must be registered.
Inspection
Not required
Sales Tax Details
Same 6.35% CT sales tax applies to boat sales. Paid at CT DEEP registration.
Connecticut Boat Sale — Step-by-Step Checklist
- Record HIN, make, model, year, length, engine HP, sale price.
- Seller provides signed registration certificate.
- Buyer applies for new CT DEEP boat registration.
- Buyer pays 6.35% sales tax + registration fee.
Common Pitfalls
- Expecting a boat title — CT does not issue them.
- Going to CT DMV instead of CT DEEP for boat registration.
- Missing or incorrect HIN on paperwork.
Pro Tip
CT boat: DEEP registration (no title) + HIN + 6.35% tax.
Connecticut Boat Bill of Sale — FAQs
Does Connecticut title boats?
No. Connecticut only registers boats through CT DEEP. There is no boat title in CT.
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