Alabama bill of sale forms are used as the written contract for any vehicle, vessel, or thing that can be purchased and sold. The most common type is for automobiles and this type of form must be completed and submitted for registration within twenty (20) days to any Department of Revenue location by County (Find Office).
The Alabama abandoned vehicle bill of sale should be used under the following circumstances; If an entity has towed a vehicle and ha contacted the owner(s) via Certified Mail may sell the vehicle within sixty (60) days Notice of the time, date, and location of the sale must be publicized in the newspaper at least thirty (30) days before the sale with a full description of the vehicle. Further written notice of the sale of the vehicle must be given…
The vessel bill of sale form is used by a buyer and seller seeking to formulate a written transaction. The buyer and seller should enter the following; Purchase Price Day, Month, and Year of Sale Buyer and Seller Name Addresses of the Parties Boat Hull Serial Number Length Make Model Motor (Make & Serial No.) Year Alabama Registration Decal including Month and Year (if any) Boats built from 1972 and newer are required to be registered along with their twelve (12)…
The Alabama firearm bill of sale allows for the transfer of a pistol or assault weapon from one individual or entity to another. There are no permits required in the State to purchase a weapon. Although all individuals must have a concealed carry permit if they wish to handle handguns within the State (See Laws). If a person wishes to have a concealed handgun they may apply through their local county sheriff’s department. If the buyer or seller have any…
The Alabama bill of sale form is used for vehicles that are being transferred from one owner to another. The party that is acquiring the vehicle is known as the ‘purchaser’ and the party that is letting go of the vehicle the ‘seller’. Under State law, only the seller is required to sign the form but it is recommended that the parties both do so in the presence of a notary public. Find a Registration Office How to Register a Vehicle…
The Baldwin County, Alabama bill of sale form must be returned to a DMV Office location within twenty (20) days from the date of sale. The form may be filled in by inputting the following; Seller’ Name and Address Purchase Price – Spelled out and written numerically Buyer’s Name and Address Vehicle Description including Vin Number, Mileage, and the Date of Sale. Witnesses (optional) Notary Public (optional) Odometer Disclosure Form Both parties must sign the bill of sale and the…
The Jackson county bill of sale is used as a fillable form for a buyer and seller to negotiate and commit to a written transaction. If the registration for the bill of sale is not completed within twenty (20) days, then the new owner will be charged a penalty of $15. The bill of sale should contain the following in order for it to be considered legitimate by the Probate Revenue Commission; Buyer’s Name and Address Seller’s Name and Address…
The Madison county bill of sale form must be filed within ten (10) days of its date to the license department or satellite office (Find Location). In order to fill in the document, the following information must be entered; Amount of Vehicle ($) Purchaser’s Name and Address Description of Vehicle including; Make Model Year Vehicle Identification Number Seller’s Name and Address Any Encumbrances (if any) Date of Sale Witnesses (if any) Notary Public (if any) Odometer Disclosure Form It is…
The Mobile County bill of sale should be used for all vehicles that will be transferred to a new owner who is a resident. The form along with all vehicle information should be submitted to a local Department of Revenue office. To fill in the form the following must be written by both parties; Amount of Sale ($) Purchaser’s Name and Full Address Description of Vehicle: Year, Make, Model, and Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Seller’s Name and Full Address Date…
According to State Law the bill of sale must contain the following in order for it to be valid;
Name of Purchaser – Including Complete Address
Date of Sale
Complete Vehicle Description – Including it’s Vehicle Identification Number (VIN), Make, Model/Series Number, Year, and Body Type.
Name of Seller – Including complete address
Signature of Seller or Authorized Representation Through a Power of Attorney Form
Purchase Price
All vehicles under ten (10) years of age and below fourteen thousand pounds (14,000) must have the odometer disclosure form filled-in as per federal law.
*If the Seller is a Dealer – Then they should have the statement “Penalty of fifteen dollars ($15.00) due if the vehicle is not registered in the name of the new owner within twenty (20) calendar days” stamped or written in bold on the bill of sale document.