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Bill of sale template
- Thread starter dysonrichard80
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beatle
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Ostrichsak
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I would recommend checking with the DMV where you plan to register the vehicle before you do anything else. I used to have my own that I found online that I would use for all of my car purchases and sales.
My county DMV began requiring the use of their own specific bill of sale. My guess is they got a few too many chicken scratch on bar napkins as a bill of the sale and decided to require their own specific document that had all the relevant information they required. Subsequently, they put it online so that you can download it.
Even if your DMV doesn't require a specific one they might provide one on their county website to make your life easier.
My county DMV began requiring the use of their own specific bill of sale. My guess is they got a few too many chicken scratch on bar napkins as a bill of the sale and decided to require their own specific document that had all the relevant information they required. Subsequently, they put it online so that you can download it.
Even if your DMV doesn't require a specific one they might provide one on their county website to make your life easier.
google? Chatgbt?
airborne spoon
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i cant speak for other countries but in the states there is a blank bill of sale on the DMV website. I'm gonna assume you have a DMV over there do they not have anything on their website.
Also the pink slip has all the info that goes on a bill of sale so normally i don't even bother with a bill of sale and just fill out the stuff on the pink slip and that's more than sufficient for the new owner to register the vehicle. Again check with your local vehicle licensing department as they should have the info you need to have a successful transfer of ownership.
Also the pink slip has all the info that goes on a bill of sale so normally i don't even bother with a bill of sale and just fill out the stuff on the pink slip and that's more than sufficient for the new owner to register the vehicle. Again check with your local vehicle licensing department as they should have the info you need to have a successful transfer of ownership.
