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Free Missouri Boat Bill of Sale

Missouri titles boats through the Department of Revenue using Form DOR-93. Unique: MO also separately titles outboard motors 25 HP or greater — so a 40 HP motor on a boat is actually two title transfers.

Missouri Requirements: Transfer title within 30 days. 4.225% sales tax.

Seller Information

Buyer Information

Boat Details

Sale Information

Condition & Warranty

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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

Missouri Boat Bill of Sale — What You Need to Know

Primary Form
Application for Missouri Boat/Vessel or Outboard Motor Title and Registration
Agency
Missouri Department of Revenue
Primary ID Field
HIN (Hull ID Number)
Sales Tax
4.225%
Title Required
Yes
MO titles all motorized vessels and separately titles outboard motors 25 HP and above.
Inspection
Not required

Sales Tax Details

Same state + local tax as cars.

Missouri Boat Sale — Step-by-Step Checklist

  1. Verify HIN on transom.
  2. Check for separate outboard motor title (25 HP+).
  3. Complete bill of sale with HIN, length, year/make, motor serial, sale price.
  4. Trailer separate — uses DOR-108.
  5. Seller signs vessel title over (boat titles do NOT require notarization, unlike cars).
  6. Buyer completes DOR-93 at MO license office.
  7. Buyer pays state + local tax.

Common Pitfalls

  • Forgetting separate outboard motor title for 25+ HP.
  • Notarizing boat titles — not required (only car titles).

Pro Tip

MO boats: DOR-93 + outboard motor titled separately for 25+ HP + no notarization.

Missouri Boat Bill of Sale — FAQs

Does Missouri title outboard motors separately?
Yes — Missouri titles outboard motors 25 HP or greater as separate property. A 40 HP outboard on a boat is two title transfers. The motor title accompanies the motor regardless of the boat it's on.
Do MO boat titles need notarization?
No — unlike MO car titles, boat titles do not require notarization. Only the title assignment on car/motorcycle/trailer titles requires notary.