Have a look at the following steps and carefully complete the Arkansas BOS form:
1. Obtain the Form
To fill out the form, you will need to download the template or use our form building software.
2. Input the VIN
The first of the several sections in this form is filling in the VIN, which stands for Vehicle Identification Number. Be certain to check it thoroughly.
3. Submit the Buyer’s Personal Info
You will need to insert the first name, middle initial, and the last name of an individual implementing the acquisition and the address (including city, state, and zip).
4, Indicate the Seller
Considering that the seller might be either an individual or a company, the form suggests sections 3 and 4, depending on the dealer’s legal identity. If the seller represents the entity, he will need to share the information about its name and complete address. An individual seller has to input his personal full name and address as well. Mind that if the vehicle is in possession of more than one owner, a special box will need to be checked.
5. Describe the Vehicle
Right after filling in the date of the purchase, in section 6, you will provide a detailed description of the vehicle, which implies the make, model, year, and primary and secondary (if applicable) colors. No Trade-In information needs to be mentioned if the act of transferring the ownership is between two individuals.
6. Record the Odometer Readings
Section 7 requires to be filled out with the mileage of the vehicle. If the odometer’s mechanical limits have been exceeded, rather than odometer discrepancy has been discovered, certain boxes should be checked.
7. Sign the Form
Ensure that all the information you have filled out is correct and introduce the negotiated full price before both parties put their signatures.
Both previous and current owner(s) should get a copy of the document, which can be reproduced if not changed from the original.
Important: the seller of the vehicle affirms to receive a taxable amount of money and is aware that any attempt to evade or defeat tax payment will be considered a felony by Arkansas law, as well as the assistance to do so.
It is also worth mentioning that according to the law of Arkansas (Ark. Code Ann. §27‐14‐911), the seller may inform the OMV about the act of delivering the possession of the vehicle to the buyer online, notifying he is not any longer responsible for any damage resulting from inattentive operation by the new owner.
