Frequently Asked Questions
What is a bill of sale?
A bill of sale is a legal document that records the transfer of ownership of property from a seller to a buyer. It serves as a receipt and documents essential details including the identities of both parties, a description of the item, the sale price, and the date of transfer.
Is a bill of sale legally required?
Requirements vary by state and transaction type. Many states require a bill of sale to register a vehicle after a private sale. Even where not mandatory, a bill of sale is highly recommended as it provides legal protection for both parties.
How much does it cost?
Each bill of sale costs $5. This includes a professionally formatted, state-specific PDF available for instant download. Re-download within 5 days of purchase.
What document styles are available?
Three styles: Professional (formal, serif), Standard (clean, no-frills), and Modern (contemporary, minimal). All three include all legally required fields and language for your state. Your details are filled in automatically — you get a completed, ready-to-sign document.
Does my bill of sale need to be notarized?
Depends on your state. Arizona, Louisiana, Maryland, Montana, Nebraska, and West Virginia require notarization. Most other states do not. Our landing pages clearly indicate your state's requirements.
Can I re-download my document?
Yes. After purchase, re-download within 5 days using the link sent to your email. After 5 days, the document is automatically deleted for security.
Do you offer refunds?
Because documents are generated instantly and available for immediate download, we do not offer refunds after generation. Review your information during the preview step before purchasing.
Is this a legally binding document?
Our generated documents include all fields and language required by each state. However, we are not a law firm. We recommend verifying current requirements with your state DMV or a licensed attorney.
What document types do you support?
Six types: vehicles (cars, trucks, SUVs), motorcycles, boats and watercraft, trailers, mobile homes, and general personal property.
Which states do you cover?
All 50 US states plus Washington DC — 51 jurisdictions total. Each has unique requirements built into our generated documents.