| Section A, the vehicle | Vehicle identification number across the top, then model year, make, model, body style, vehicle color and weight rating, and beneath them vehicle type, vehicle class, vehicle use type, number of passengers, fuel type, a New or Used tick and the date of acquisition. |
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| Auto insurance company and policy number | Minnesota's no-fault law reaches the application: the insurer, the policy number and its expiration date sit in section A above the odometer band. |
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| Section B, odometer disclosure statement | I certify the odometer now reads ______ (no tenths) miles, then three exclusive boxes: Actual mileage; In excess of odometer's mechanical limits; Not actual mileage - Warning Odometer Discrepancy. |
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| Section B, damage disclosure statement | Has or Has Not, one tick, sustained damage in excess of 80 percent actual cash value. It has no exemption of any kind. |
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| Was this vehicle sold on private party consignment? | A bare Yes or No sitting under the odometer boxes. On an ordinary sale between two people the answer is No. |
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| Section B, the assignment | Seller's printed name, seller's address, an acquisition date and a dealer license number, over a one-sentence certification that the vehicle is free from all security interest and that the seller warrants title and passes the registration tax as well as the vehicle to whoever is named in section D. |
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| All seller's signatures | A printed rule marked X across the foot of section B. It is the one line on the form with no fillable box behind it, and it is the seller's. |
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| Section C, security agreements | Is this vehicle subject to security agreements? Yes or No - then first secured party, date of loan and address, with a note that additional secured parties go on a separate form. |
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| Section D, the new owner | First, middle, last name, driver's license number or dealer number, date of birth, then a second row for additional purchasers or owners, then residence street address and a separate mailing address line. |
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| Sections E and F | An email address to receive registration renewals electronically instead of on paper, and a block completed only where the purchaser is under 18. |
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| Section G | The non-resident band: were you a Minnesota resident at the time of purchase, when did you become one, and when was the vehicle first operated on a Minnesota road or highway. |
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| Section H, registration | Base value or gross weight, registration period from and through, the county the vehicle is kept in, registration quantity, a one-plate or two-plate choice for collector classes, and a USDOT number. |
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| Section I, purchaser's motor vehicle sales tax declaration | Five numbered lines - full purchase price, less trade-in allowance, net purchase price, 6.875% of line 3, less tax paid to another state - ending at net sales tax due, with a trade-in description row underneath. |
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| The fee column | Nineteen labelled boxes down the right-hand edge running from admin or registration tax to total due, taking in plate fee, wheelage tax, tech surcharge fee, PS vehicle fee, transfer tax, title fee, lien fee, late transfer penalty, local office surcharge and state or deputy filing fee. |
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| Section J, Tennessen warning | Minnesota's data-practices notice, followed by two disclosure ticks and the certification every purchaser signs above the words DO NOT SIGN UNTIL FORM IS COMPLETED IN ENTIRETY. |
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