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FREE PRINTABLE BILL OF SALE
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You need to notify your local DMV immediately after the sale is made. That makes you not liable in case the vehicle gets into an accident or gets a ticket while the title is still in your name.
The sale of a vehicle without a title is not acceptable in most states. If you have lost the title of your car, bike or truck, you need to get a replacement from the Department of Motor Vehicles.
For the sum of ______________________________________________________, ($ ____________,_____) I, _______________________ (seller's name) hereby convey to ___________ ______________________ (buyer) on this ____ day of _________ of 20___ full ownership of a _________(year), _______________ (make),____________ (model), VIN # (vehicle identification number) : __________________________, odometer reading: __________ miles.
I hereby certify that I have the right to sell and I am the lawful owner of said vehicle. That the same is free from all encumbrances, and that I will warrant and defend the same against all lawful claims and demands.
I certify under penalty of the laws of the state of _________________ that the foregoing is true and correct.
________________________ __________________________________, ___________________, ____, _________ ________________________ In witness, whereof, I__________________ (Notary Public or Authorized DMV Representative), hereunto set my hand, this ___ day of_______________ 20___.
Notary Seal:
BILL OF SALE
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
(Printed Name of Seller)
(Seller's Address, City, State, ZIP Code)
(Signature of Seller)
IMPORTANT: If the vehicle has a lien on it or has been pledged as security for a loan, you must obtain a release from the party to whom the loan is owed, so the vehicle ownership can be transferred.
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