The first reply was the only decent advise. Contact the registering party in Oklahoma and ask them what they require to transfer a registration to that state. Ask them how they handle transferring boats from non-title states. There is usually a process for this as well. If someone says "Well there is no way to register a boat in "X" state after its been registered "Y". This is lunacy and someone simply hasn't done their homework or asked the right question to the right people.
Really, the first replay was the only decent advise? I beg to differ quite strongly.
No need to beg. We have the right to disagree with each others opinions.
I just added an additional boat to the fleet this summer. It was from out of state. Like was mentioned above every state is different but in my case the seller had the title for the trailer, the lien release for the boat (it was only used a few times) and the certificate for the boat as well. With those documents, it was as smooth as any transaction at the dmv as I've ever had. We aren't a title state and apparently neither was the state that the boat was registered in...titles only for trailers and sales tax paid only on the value of the trailer if from a private party. The hardest part was removing the registration letters and stickers from the boat and replacing with the new numbers and sticker.
Um, jkust . MN boats have titles unless they are under 16 feet.