Fillable Form Sfn 2902 - Law Enforcement Impound Vehicle Bill Of Sale printable pdf download

LAW ENFORCEMENT IMPOUND VEHICLE BILL OF SALE

North Dakota Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle Division

608 E BOULEVARD AVE BISMARCK ND 58505-0780

SFN 2902 (Rev. 01-2014)

Telephone (701) 328-2725 Web site:

In consideration of

Dollars

), the undersigned, herein referred to as seller, hereby sells and delivers to

Buyer's Legal Name

Telephone Number

(Check One)

CID

CORPID

FEIN

Address

City

State

Zip Code

the following motor vehicle:

Year

Make

Model

Body Style

Vehicle Identification Number

Color

Fuel Type

Weight

The above described vehicle was sold by an authorized unit of government under authority granted

in Chapter 39-26 of the North Dakota Century Code (NDCC).

Unit of Government

Title

Date

By (Signature of Seller)

ODOMETER DISCLOSURE CERTIFICATION: Section 39-05-05.1(h) (NDCC) required on all passenger cars, motor homes,

pickup trucks, trucks, and motorcycles if they are less then 10 years old (SFN 18773).

DAMAGE DISCLOSURE STATEMENT: This form must be completed for all vehicles less than nine (9) model years old.

Within the past eight (8) years, has this vehicle sustained body or structural damage from a vehicular crash or accident, including loss by fire,

vandalism, weather, or submersion in water, resulting in damage to the motor vehicle which equals or exceeds the greater of $8,000 or forty

percent of the predamage retail value of the motor vehicle as determined by the national automobile dealers association official used car guide?

The term does not include body or structural modifications, normal wear and tear, glass damage, hail damage, or items of normal maintenance and

repair.

Collision

Weather

Theft

Interior

Type of Damage

Other

Yes

(check all that apply)

Under Carriage

Water

Vandalism

Fire

Any person who makes a false statement on this form is guilty of a Class A Misdemeanor.

Yes

Has this vehicle been damaged in excess of seventy-five percent (75%) of its retail value?

Explanation of Damage

Signature of Transferor (Seller)

Date

A person repairing, replacing parts, or performing body work on a motor vehicle that is less than nine (9) years old shall provide a statement to the owner of the

motor vehicle when the motor vehicle has sustained motor vehicle damage requiring disclosure under this section. The owner shall disclose this damage when

ownership of the motor vehicle is transferred. When a vehicle is damaged in excess of seventy-five percent of its retail value as determined by the national

automobile dealers association official used car guide, the person repairing, replacing parts, or performing body work on the motor vehicle that is less than nine

(9) years old shall also advise the owner of the motor vehicle that the owner of the vehicle must comply with section 39-05-20.2. (See Below)

The amount of damage to a motor vehicle is determined by adding the retail value of all labor, parts, and material used in repairing the damage. When the retail

value of labor has not been determined by a purchase in the ordinary course of business, for example when the labor is performed by the owner of the vehicle,

the retail value of the labor is presumed to be the product of the repair time, as provided in a generally accepted autobody repair flat rate manual, multiplied by

thirty-five dollars.

39-05-20.2. Issuance of salvage certificate of title.

The owner of a vehicle that is damaged in excess of seventy-five percent of its retail value as determined by the national automobile dealers association official

used car guide, shall forward the title for that vehicle to the department within ten days and the department shall issue a salvage certificate of title. Glass

damage and hail damage must be excluded in the determination of whether a vehicle has been damaged in excess of seventy-five percent of the vehicle's

retail value. If a vehicle for which a salvage certificate of title has been issued is reconstructed, a regular certificate of title may be obtained by completing an

application for the certificate. The applicant shall include with the application a certificate of inspection in the form required by the department, the salvage

certificate of title, and a five dollar fee. The department shall place on the regular certificate of title and on all subsequent certificates of title issued for the

vehicle, a notation that damage disclosure information is available from the department. The department may not issue a new certificate unless the vehicle

identi-fication number of the vehicle has been inspected and found to conform to the description given in the application, or unless other proof of the identity of

the vehicle has been provided to the satisfaction of the department.

Form Sfn 2902 - Law Enforcement Impound Vehicle Bill Of Sale

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