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Arizona Bill of Sale Forms

The Arizona bill of sale form records an exchange of personal property from one party to another (such as an automobile, watercraft, gun, etc.). Both sides of the transaction must agree on the terms of the sale, trade, or gift and stipulate the details within the document. Once all information has been transcribed to the form, both parties will sign on the proper lines to ensure the contract’s validity.

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Last updated April 28th, 2026

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The Arizona bill of sale form records an exchange of personal property from one party to another (such as an automobile, watercraft, gun, etc.). Both sides of the transaction must agree on the terms of the sale, trade, or gift and stipulate the details within the document. Once all information has been transcribed to the form, both parties will sign on the proper lines to ensure the contract’s validity.

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Bill of Sale Types

Motor Vehicle (MVD) Bill of Sale – Typically provided by the seller during the transfer of possession specific to a motor vehicle.

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Boat (Vessel) Bill of Sale – Employed when exchanging ownership of a vessel to another individual or entity for a sum of money or gifting the watercraft to a relative.

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Firearm (Gun) Bill of Sale – Useful in documenting a transaction between two willing participants involved in the sale or trade of a pistol or long gun.

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Register a Vehicle

Go to an Arizona MVD location within 15 days of purchasing the vehicle, and the following documents:

Out-of-State Purchase

  • Vehicle Registration: From the previous owner.

Source: Arizona MVD (Title and Registration Topics), Arizona Dept. of Transportation (What is “mandatory insurance”?)

Boat (Vessel) Registration Forms

All boat registrations are processed through your local Game and Fish Department. Find a location convenient to you and supply the following needed items:

Register a Firearm

In Arizona, there is no registration required for a new owner of a firearm.

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