How to Write a Bill of Sale for an RV
Download a sample bill of sale at rvt.com/forms/BillofSale.pdf., Notice the general details you will need to gather in order to transfer ownership., Consider contacting a lawyer if the RV sale is worth a lot of money., Research your state's...
Step-by-Step Guide
-
Step 1: Download a sample bill of sale at rvt.com/forms/BillofSale.pdf.
These may include the following:
The make, model and vehicle identification number of the RV.
In most states, the odometer reading must be included as well.
The purchase price.
The seller's name and signature.
The buyer's name and signature.
Lines for witness and notary public signatures.
You will need to leave space for the notary to place his or her seal on the bottom of the page.
It may also require a notary oath. , Always contact a lawyer if the purchase of the RV requires a loan or lien.
You want to be sure you are protecting yourself from default. , Do 2 of the following research methods to ensure proper due diligence:
Go to DMV.org.
Type in your state's name and the words "Bill of Sale" in the search bar.
It should provide you with general guidelines for making your bill of sale.
Contact your county's Department of Motor Vehicles and/or county registrar.
The registrar can usually tell you what is required in the bill of sale in order to transfer ownership.
Check your state's Department of Transportation website. , If you do not, then you will need to request additional copies. ,, VIN, make and model must be the same. , Most titles come with a section to write in information when selling the vehicle. , Ask someone else to look for errors as well.
Print 3 copies when it is completed.
This includes a copy for you, the buyer and a copy to file. ,, You will need your photo ID and money to pay the notary public. -
Step 2: Notice the general details you will need to gather in order to transfer ownership.
-
Step 3: Consider contacting a lawyer if the RV sale is worth a lot of money.
-
Step 4: Research your state's requirements for a bill of sale.
-
Step 5: Ensure you have the title of the vehicle in your possession.
-
Step 6: Adjust the sample bill of sale to include any state requirements or restrictions.
-
Step 7: Ensure that the details on the title match the details on the bill of sale.
-
Step 8: Insert odometer information and seller information on a copy of the title
-
Step 9: if this is required by law.
-
Step 10: Proof your bill of sale.
-
Step 11: Submit the bill of sale to the buyer in advance
-
Step 12: so that they can check it for accuracy.
-
Step 13: Invite a notary public to attend the exchange of funds and sale of the vehicle.
Detailed Guide
These may include the following:
The make, model and vehicle identification number of the RV.
In most states, the odometer reading must be included as well.
The purchase price.
The seller's name and signature.
The buyer's name and signature.
Lines for witness and notary public signatures.
You will need to leave space for the notary to place his or her seal on the bottom of the page.
It may also require a notary oath. , Always contact a lawyer if the purchase of the RV requires a loan or lien.
You want to be sure you are protecting yourself from default. , Do 2 of the following research methods to ensure proper due diligence:
Go to DMV.org.
Type in your state's name and the words "Bill of Sale" in the search bar.
It should provide you with general guidelines for making your bill of sale.
Contact your county's Department of Motor Vehicles and/or county registrar.
The registrar can usually tell you what is required in the bill of sale in order to transfer ownership.
Check your state's Department of Transportation website. , If you do not, then you will need to request additional copies. ,, VIN, make and model must be the same. , Most titles come with a section to write in information when selling the vehicle. , Ask someone else to look for errors as well.
Print 3 copies when it is completed.
This includes a copy for you, the buyer and a copy to file. ,, You will need your photo ID and money to pay the notary public.
About the Author
Patricia Armstrong
Enthusiastic about teaching pet care techniques through clear, step-by-step guides.
Rate This Guide
How helpful was this guide? Click to rate: