Georgia Bill of Sale
Georgia has an official bill of sale, Form T-7, filed at the county tag office where the buyer lives. Buyers in private sales register within 7 business days. Use the generator for a detailed record, then check the rules for your asset type below.
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- Vehicle, trailer, camper
- Rules checked October 16, 2026
Georgia at a glance
From the Georgia Department of Revenue, Motor Vehicle Division and county offices, checked October 16, 2026.
| State bill of sale form | Form T-7, Bill of Sale (Georgia Department of Revenue, Motor Vehicle Division). Source: Georgia DOR: Form T-7 Bill of Sale |
|---|---|
| Notarization | Form T-7 has no notary section. Source: Georgia DOR: Form T-7 Bill of Sale |
| Where the title transfers | The county tag office in the county where the primary purchaser lives. Source: Georgia DOR: Form T-7 Bill of Sale |
| Deadline | Register within 7 business days of a casual (private) sale. Source: Georgia DOR: When & Where to Register Your Vehicle |
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Georgia Vehicle Bill of Sale
Form T-7, Bill of Sale. It records the sale and the seller's odometer declaration. It must be completed in full, legibly printed or typed, and the form warns that any correction or alteration voids it.
Georgia Trailer Bill of Sale
Georgia DOR's "Titles Not Required" list includes trailers weighing 2,000 lbs. or less, homemade trailers, boat trailers and pole trailers.
Georgia Camper Bill of Sale
Form T-7's instructions say a Georgia certificate of title is required for "a 1986 or newer model year motor vehicle, motorcycle, camper, travel trailer, or car/tow dolly weighing 2,001 pounds or more."
Make a Georgia bill of sale
How it works
- Fill in the seller, buyer and item details. Copy the VIN or serial number straight from the item or its title.
- Enter the sale date, price and payment method, and choose "as is" or a written warranty.
- Click Create my PDF. Print two copies and have everyone sign by hand.
- Each side keeps a signed copy. Then finish the title or registration steps for Georgia using the official sources on this page.
Georgia bill of sale questions
What is Georgia's official bill of sale form?
Form T-7, Bill of Sale, from the Georgia Department of Revenue's Motor Vehicle Division.
Does a Georgia bill of sale need to be notarized?
Form T-7 has no notary section, and the Department of Revenue's instructions for it don't mention notarization.
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.