Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles · Alaska state form
Form 819 Homebuilt Trailer Affidavit
Form 819 records details about a homebuilt trailer, its builder, construction, weight, and any lienholders, and includes the builder’s sworn certification.
- What this form is
- The Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles’ Form 819 is an affidavit for a person who built a trailer. It collects trailer specifications, builder and lienholder information, construction details, and registration or title history. The builder certifies the information under penalty of law and signs before a notary or DMV representative. The document also lists other items required for the trailer process.
- Who needs it
- The person who built a homebuilt trailer must complete this affidavit as part of the process for titling the trailer in the builder’s name.
- Why it needs a notary
- The builder’s signature must be notarized or witnessed by a DMV representative; this can be done online with a commissioned online notary.
- How to submit it
- Submit it to the Alaska agency named on the form.
Questions
Who must complete Form 819?
The document states that the person who built the trailer must complete the affidavit. It collects information about the trailer, builder, construction, and any lienholders.
Does Form 819 need to be notarized?
Yes. The builder signs before a notary or DMV representative. The signature can be notarized online with a commissioned online notary.
What other items does the document list as required?
The document lists the Homebuilt Trailer Affidavit, Vehicle Inspection Form 811, Application for Title & Registration Form 812, and fees. It also states that a weight slip is required.