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A California Certificate of Title or, if lost, an Application for Replacement or Transfer of Title (REG 227) form, signed for the decedent and countersigned by the heir. Example: John Jones by Mary S. Jones, sole heir, successor, administrator, executor, conservator, guardian, or trustee.
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Affidavit for Transfer Without Probate California Titled Vehicle or Vessels Only (REG 5) form completed by the heir. A power of attorney (POA) cannot be used to sign a REG 5.
Court order, Letters Testamentary, Letters of Administration, Letters of Administration with Will Annexed, or Letters of Special Administration.

A REG 256 with the applicable sections completed.
An odometer disclosure statement for vehicles less than 10 years old completed on the California Certificate of Title or Vehicle/Vessel Transfer and Reassignment Form (REG 262) (not available online).
Fees for transfer of ownership and, if due, registration renewal and use tax.

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In certain situations, the decedent’s heir may transfer title of a vehicle/vessel without going through probate. Requirements are:

A REG 5 completed by one of the following:

Person(s) who succeeded to the property of the decedent.
Conservator or guardian of the property of the person(s) who succeeded to the property of the decedent.
Beneficiary under the decedent’s last will and testament.
Trustee(s), under a trust agreement by the deceased, in which the primary beneficiaries are the next of kin.

The value of the decedent’s property in California does not exceed $150,000.Does not include vehicles, vessels, commercial coaches, or manufactured, mobile, or floating homes. To calculate the property value, see California Probate Code §13050.
The vehicle/vessel is titled in California. Vehicles/vessels titled in another state must be transferred in that state (requirements may differ from California).
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The situs of a vessel can be determined in a variety of manners. We look at the following to determine the situs of a vessel:1. Where is the vessel registered?2. Where is the boat primarily located? – (i.e. In your garage, at a facility).   a. If located at a facility within Placer County, situs is established at that facilities principal location.        i. If the facility you contract with is full and your vessel is sent out of State or County temporarily for the winter season to a secondary location, situs has not changed.3. Where is your primary residence (domicile)?   a. If applicable, where is your secondary residence (domicile)?4. Where is the vessel primarily used?5. Has situs been established elsewhere?

Why do I have a 10% penalty note on my tax bill for my vessel?

Either the Assessor’s request to file a valid statement was not received by May 7th, or no statement was received. California Revenue and Taxation Code section 463 mandates that a late filing penalty of 10% of the assessed value be added for valid statements not timely filed by May 7th. The Assessment Appeals Board is the only authority with the ability to abate a penalty for late filing.

Can my taxes be prorated?

No. Unsecured bills are never prorated regardless of the disposal date. Any proration of taxes should be done between the buyer and seller at the time of sale.

I filed bankruptcy. Why do I have to pay the tax?

Bankruptcy does not relieve the Assessor of determining a fair market value. Assessed value and payment of taxes are separate issues. You should contact the Placer County Tax Collector at 530-889-4120 for issues regarding whether payment is required after bankruptcy.

What should I do when I sell my vessel?

File a release of liability with the California Department of Motor Vehicles, and notify the Assessor’s Office in writing with information regarding the sale. Please complete and return a Vessel Affidavit (PDF) to the Placer County Assessor's Office.
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Spud Point Marina and Mason's Marina are offering slips for rent on Bodega Harbor, with options available in sizes of 30-, 40-, 44-, 48-, and 60-feet. For inquiries, call the Spud Point Marina office at (707) 875-3535. Amenities include electrical service, a free waste pump-out station and a fuel dock offering gas, diesel and ice.
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Sailing, whale watching, sportfishing and other charter trips are great ways to enjoy Bodega Bay and to get out on the ocean. Sonoma County Regional Parks operates the Sport Fishing Center located across the harbor from Spud Point Marina within the private Porto Bodega Marina. The Sport Fishing Center is the only place in Bodega Bay where privately chartered boats may dock for passenger loading and unloading.
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I have a motor home (or travel trailer). Can I park it in front of my house?

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