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The Iowa motor vehicle bill of sale (includes odometer disclosure statement Form 411077) is a legal document that states the details of a transaction between one party to another. The motor vehicle can be traded for US Dollars or trade with another vehicle. According to State law (63-17-1), a bill of sale is required to be completed and signed in order to sell a vehicle. If an owner of a vehicle would like someone else to sell it on their behalf,…
This bill of sale document is for vehicles that have been purchased or sold in Lancaster County. The form should be brought along with any other DMV Forms to the Office Location in Your Area. It is recommended that identification of both parties be presented to each other and that all items, including the vehicle and monies, should be transferred on the date of sale. Odometer Disclosure – Only for motor vehicles that are under sixteen-thousand pounds (16,000 lb.) and…
The California bill of sale form, REG 135, allows a buyer to purchase a motorized vehicle or vessel in the State. All fields should be filled-in on the form and the Seller is the only party that is required to sign the document. Requirements by Seller Notice of Transfer and Release of Liability – The seller will be required to notify the State of the transaction through the Notice of Transfer and Release of Liability either through filing Online or…
The Jefferson County, Colorado bill of sale is designated for a buyer and seller that have come to an agreement for the purchase of a motor vehicle. The vehicle and all monies associated with the transaction should transferred on the date of sale. The buyer has sixty (60) days to register the new vehicle at a Local Office Location. How to Fill-in The buyer and seller should both fill in the form by inputting the following information; Date of Sale…
The Kansas firearm bill of sale is a legal document that makes an accounting the transfer of a gun’s ownership through a private party sale. According to the Kansas Bill of Rights Section 4 every resident has the right to obtain and purchase a firearm without the need to register with any government authority. When filling in the document, both parties should take each other’s identification to ensure that both parties are who they claim to be. After signatures are made, both buyer…