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Mississippi Motor Vehicle (DMV) Bill of Sale Form

The Mississippi DMV bill of sale form is a beneficial document to execute when selling or buying a motor vehicle. It allows participants to record valuable information regarding the transaction to the form, confirming that a purchase and sale transpired. Mississippi law states that a bill of sale is obligatory if there is no space to insert the sales price on the title.

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Last updated June 5th, 2024

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The Mississippi DMV bill of sale form is a beneficial document to execute when selling or buying a motor vehicle. It allows participants to record valuable information regarding the transaction to the form, confirming that a purchase and sale transpired. Mississippi law states that a bill of sale is obligatory if there is no space to insert the sales price on the title.

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How to Register a Vehicle

After purchasing a new motor vehicle, you must have it registered with the state. Mississippi grants new owners 7 days to register the vehicle from the time of purchase (9 days if the vehicle was purchased in a different county from the one you reside in). To begin the process, visit a Mississippi DOR (Department of Revenue) located at your local tax collector’s office and remember to bring the following documentation:

  • The vehicle title contains the former owner’s signature.
  • An MS-issued driver’s license or state ID.
  • An odometer reading is required if the vehicle was bought in a different state (if there is no available space to input the mileage on the title, an Odometer Disclosure Statement – Form 78-015 must be completed).
  • You must provide the VIN (vehicle identification number) to determine tax fees.
  •  Come prepared with sufficient funds to pay any registration or tax costs.

(Proof of insurance is NOT required to register your vehicle in the state of Mississippi. However, you must have an active insurance policy to operate your vehicle legally within the state.)

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