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Bill of Sale Form

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A legal document outlining the purchase of property between a buyer and seller, including party info, property description, price, and warranties.

Key Features

Legally Binding

Documents transaction details, payment terms, and conditions of sale to create an enforceable agreement.

Proof of Ownership

Confirms legal ownership transfer from seller to buyer and serves as official record of the transaction.

Warranty Disclosure

Explicitly states whether the sale is "As-Is" or includes guarantee conditions and seller representations.

DMV & State Compliance

Essential for vehicle registration, title transfer, and satisfying state-specific legal requirements.

e-Signatures Accepted

ESIGN Act & UETA compliant digital signatures accepted in all 50 states for 2026.

2026 Digital Filing Portal

Many states are modernizing their DMV systems in 2026. File your Notice of Transfer and Release of Liability directly through these online portals.

2026 Digital Signature Acceptance

As of 2026, most state DMVs — including California under the Digital Services Acceleration Program (DSAP) — accept authenticated digital signatures for Bill of Sale and Notice of Transfer submissions. E-signatures that comply with ESIGN Act (15 U.S.C. § 7001) and UETA standards are legally equivalent to wet ink signatures in all 50 states.

Bill of Sale by State

Select your state to generate a jurisdiction-aware Bill of Sale compliant with local requirements.

Bill of Sale by Type

25 specialized forms for every type of property transaction.

Motor Vehicle
Aircraft
"As-Is"
ATV
Bicycle
Boat
Business Entity
Cat / Kitten
Dog / Puppy
Equipment
Furniture
Gun / Firearm
General (Personal Property)
Golf Cart
Horse
Jet Ski
Livestock
Mobile Home
Moped / Scooter
Motorcycle
Notarized
RV (Recreational Vehicle)
Snowmobile
Tractor
Trailer

State DMV Requirements

Find out whether your state requires a Bill of Sale for vehicle transactions and where to submit it. States with digital filing portals are highlighted.

StateDMV OfficeRequired?Digital Filing
Alabama(AL)County Title & Registration Office Yes
Alaska(AK)Division of Motor VehiclesNo
Arizona(AZ)Motor Vehicle DivisionNoOnline
Arkansas(AR)Dept. of Finance & AdministrationNo
California(CA)Dept. of Motor Vehicles (DMV)NoOnline
Colorado(CO)Division of Motor VehiclesNoOnline
Connecticut(CT)Dept. of Motor Vehicles Yes
Delaware(DE)Division of Motor VehiclesNo
Florida(FL)Motor Vehicle Service CentersNoOnline
Georgia(GA)Dept. of Revenue — Motor Vehicle DivisionNo
Hawaii(HI)County Motor Vehicle OfficeNo
Idaho(ID)Idaho Transportation Dept.No
Illinois(IL)Secretary of State — Vehicle ServicesNo
Indiana(IN)Bureau of Motor VehiclesNo
Iowa(IA)Motor Vehicle DivisionNo
Kansas(KS)Division of Vehicles Yes
Kentucky(KY)Dept. of Vehicle RegulationNo
Louisiana(LA)Office of Motor Vehicles Yes
Maine(ME)Bureau of Motor VehiclesNo
Maryland(MD)Motor Vehicle Administration YesOnline
Massachusetts(MA)Registry of Motor VehiclesNo
Michigan(MI)Secretary of State OfficeNo
Minnesota(MN)Driver and Vehicle ServicesNo
Mississippi(MS)Dept. of Revenue — Title DivisionNo
Missouri(MO) 2026Dept. of Revenue — Motor Vehicle BureauNoOnline
Montana(MT)Motor Vehicle Division Yes
Nebraska(NE)Dept. of Motor Vehicles Yes
Nevada(NV)Dept. of Motor VehiclesNoOnline
New Hampshire(NH)Division of Motor Vehicles Yes
New Jersey(NJ)Motor Vehicle CommissionNo
New Mexico(NM)Motor Vehicle DivisionNo
New York(NY)Dept. of Motor Vehicles (DMV) YesOnline
North Carolina(NC)Division of Motor VehiclesNo
North Dakota(ND)Dept. of Transportation — Motor VehicleNo
Ohio(OH)Bureau of Motor VehiclesNo
Oklahoma(OK)Motor Vehicle DivisionNo
Oregon(OR)Driver and Motor Vehicle ServicesNo
Pennsylvania(PA)Dept. of Transportation — Driver & Vehicle ServicesNoOnline
Rhode Island(RI)Division of Motor VehiclesNo
South Carolina(SC)Dept. of Motor VehiclesNo
South Dakota(SD)Division of Motor VehiclesNo
Tennessee(TN)Dept. of Revenue — Vehicle ServicesNo
Texas(TX)Dept. of Motor Vehicles (DMV) YesOnline
Utah(UT)Division of Motor VehiclesNo
Vermont(VT)Dept. of Motor VehiclesNo
Virginia(VA)Dept. of Motor VehiclesNoOnline
Washington(WA)Dept. of LicensingNoOnline
Washington D.C.(DC)Dept. of Motor Vehicles Yes
West Virginia(WV)Division of Motor Vehicles Yes
Wisconsin(WI)Division of Motor VehiclesNo
Wyoming(WY)Dept. of TransportationNo

How to Sell a Vehicle

A 5-step guided walkthrough for a smooth, legally compliant private vehicle sale.

Run a VIN check through the NMVTIS (National Motor Vehicle Title Information System) or services like CarFax to verify accident history, odometer readings, and title status before purchasing.

  • Request a free VIN check from NICB (nicb.org)
  • Verify the VIN matches the title document
  • Look for "salvage" or "rebuilt" title brands

Document Preview

Preview the sections that will be generated in your completed Bill of Sale.

BILL OF SALE

Legal Document

Section 1.The Parties
  • Date of Agreement
  • Seller Full Legal Name & Address
  • Buyer Full Legal Name & Address
Section 2.Description of Goods
  • Detailed description of the item(s) being sold
  • Serial numbers, VIN, or other identifiers
  • Current condition of the property
Section 3.Purchase Price & Payment
  • Sale Type: Cash Sale / Trade / Gift
  • Total purchase price in USD
  • Payment method and terms
Section 4.Taxes & Fees
  • Applicable sales tax (paid by buyer unless otherwise agreed)
  • Registration and transfer fees (incl. electronic filing charges)
  • Any other costs associated with the sale
Section 5.Warranties & Disclosures
  • "As-Is" declaration OR warranty terms
  • Seller representations about the property
  • Known defects or issues disclosure
  • Buyer acknowledgment of condition

Seller Signature & Date

Buyer Signature & Date

Digital / electronic signatures accepted per ESIGN Act (15 U.S.C. § 7001) & UETA

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