Free Bill of Sale, by State

Fill in a few details and download a ready-to-sign bill of sale PDF. No signup, no trial. Then check your state's rules on forms, notarization and title transfer, each linked to the official source.

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What and where
Adds the state name and a state note to the PDF.
Seller
Buyer
Vehicle details
17 characters on 1981 and newer vehicles.
Sale details
Condition and terms
Leave blank if there are none. The PDF states the item is free of liens unless you list one.

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Rules by state

Texas

TxDMV's private-sale checklist names the signed title and Form 130-U. It doesn't list a separate bill of sale form. Travis County says Form 130-U "serves as the legal bill of sale."

Florida

HSMV 82050, Notice of Sale and/or Bill of Sale for a Motor Vehicle, Mobile Home, Off-Highway Vehicle or Vessel.

Georgia

Form T-7, Bill of Sale (Georgia Department of Revenue, Motor Vehicle Division).

North Carolina

NCDMV lists a bill of sale for vehicles bought from a dealer. Its list for vehicles bought from an individual doesn't include one.

By asset type

Vehicle (Car)

For a car, truck or SUV.

Trailer

For a utility, cargo or flatbed trailer.

Camper & RV

For a travel trailer, fifth wheel or motorhome.

How it works

  1. Fill in the seller, buyer and item details. Copy the VIN or serial number straight from the item or its title.
  2. Enter the sale date, price and payment method, and choose "as is" or a written warranty.
  3. Click Create my PDF. Print two copies and have everyone sign by hand.
  4. Each side keeps a signed copy. Then finish the title or registration steps using the official sources on this page.

Questions

Is this bill of sale generator really free?

Yes. There's no signup, no trial and no paywall. Fill in the form and download the PDF.

Is my information uploaded anywhere?

No. The PDF is built by code running in your browser. What you type isn't sent to our servers or stored.

Is this an official state form?

No. It's a general bill of sale. Some states have their own forms, for example Florida's HSMV 82050 and Georgia's Form T-7. Each state page links to the official source.

Does a bill of sale transfer the title?

No. Titles transfer through the state or county office. Each state page explains where that happens, with links to the official source.

Not legal advice. This site gives general information and a free document tool. It is not a law firm and is not affiliated with any government agency. Rules and forms change, so confirm requirements with your state agency or county office before you sign. A bill of sale does not transfer a title by itself.