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Alabama Bill of Sale Forms

The Alabama bill of sale forms help facilitate the exchange of property (vehicle, boat, firearm, etc.) between two individual parties. The document requires that the participants disclose meaningful details relevant to the transaction such as the buyer & seller’s contact info, purchase price, and property description. The agreement can be signed before a notary for further authentication.

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The Alabama bill of sale forms help facilitate the exchange of property (vehicle, boat, firearm, etc.) between two individual parties. The document requires that the participants disclose meaningful details relevant to the transaction such as the buyer & seller’s contact info, purchase price, and property description. The agreement can be signed before a notary for further authentication.

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Bill of Sale Types

Motor Vehicle (DMV) Bill of Sale – Exclusively designated for the sale/purchase of any car or truck.

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Boat (Vessel) Bill of Sale – Executed during the transfer of possession in regards to a watercraft.

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thumbnail of Alabama Firearm (Gun) Bill of Sale FormFirearm (Gun) Bill of Sale – Utilized during the sale or trade of handgun, rifle, and/or shotgun.

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Register a Vehicle

The buyer must bring the following documents to a Driver’s License Office Location within 20 days from the date of purchase ($15 penalty if later).

  • Bill of Sale
  • Application for Certificate of Title (Form MVT 20-1)
  • Driver’s License: That includes a local county address. If no local county address, proof of residency is required (e.g., utility bill, lease agreement, or an affidavit of residency).
  • Odometer Disclosure Statement (Form MVT 5-5)
  • Original Certificate of Title: Required for all model-year vehicles under 35 years old.
    • Driver’s license: A copy of each person on the title.
    • No Title: If the buyer does not have the title, a replacement must be requested (apply online).
  • Proof of Insurance: With the following minimum limits:
    • $25,000 for bodily injury/death liability for one person in an accident
    • $50,000 for all injuries/deaths in an accident
    • $25,000 for property damage
  • Tag Receipt: If an older vehicle was used as a trade-in.

Out-of-State Purchase

Source: Lee County, Alabama (Registration Requirements), Alabama Dept. of Revenue (Mandatory Liability Insurance)

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