A bill of sale template for vehicles and goods: parties, item, serial, price, as-is clause — fill in, download PDF. Fill in → instant PDF · nothing is uploaded
A bill of sale is the receipt that transfers ownership. For vehicles it is usually required — or strongly expected — at title transfer and registration; for boats, trailers, equipment, livestock and anything valuable exchanged between private parties, it is the document that settles "whose is it" later. It records the parties, the item (with serial numbers — the VIN is what makes a vehicle document worth the paper), the price, and the date.
Private sales are presumed as-is in most places, but writing it down removes all doubt: the buyer accepts the item in its current condition, and the seller makes no promises about the future. Sellers should still disclose known serious defects — an as-is clause does not protect active concealment. Some states and DMVs have their own mandatory forms for vehicles; use this for the sale itself and check whether your DMV wants its specific version too.
Requirements vary by state and country, but a bill of sale is always good practice and often required for title transfer. Check your DMV's list — some provide an official form.
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