Alabama MVD Bill of Sale

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…

The Oklahoma vehicle bill of sale from the Department of Public Safety (DPS) may be downloaded and filled-out in PDF Format or handwritten after printing in order to complete a transaction for any type of automobile. The form may be used when registering at a Tag Facility as proof of ownership. If new owner did not fill-in a bill of sale at the date of the transaction they may use the Declaration of Vehicle Purchase Price (Form 722-1) followed by the Affidavit…

The Wisconsin personal property bill of sale, also known as Form WB-25, is used for general items sold between one party to another usually for monetary funds. The document should be completed by the parties after an exchange has been agreed to verbally. The items should trade possession on the date of sale unless otherwise noted in the agreement.

The Utah firearm bill of sale is written for the use of a private seller seeking to trade any type of gun with another person in exchange for monetary funds (US Dollars $). Due to the only laws in the State being the Constitution (Title 53, Section 5A), the bill of sale is recognized as the only document that states the transaction between a buyer and a seller within the State. Once the form is signed with the full details…

The Virginia DMV bill of sale is for the transfer of a motor vehicle from one party, “the Seller”, to another, “the Buyer”. The form must be filled-in with the full details of each party and the transaction/exchange information. It should be completed in addition to it’s attachment, the Odometer Disclosure Statement (Form VSA-5), that must be completed by all vehicles nine (9) years of age or younger. Vehicle Registration Forms – To be returned to a DMV Location Vehicle…