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New Hampshire Vehicle (DMV) Bill of Sale Form

A New Hampshire DMV bill of sale puts the details of a vehicle sale in writing so both sides have a record. It includes details like mileage, vehicle information, and contact details, and having both parties sign helps confirm everything is accurate. Registration should be handled not long after the sale.

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Last updated March 26th, 2026

A New Hampshire DMV bill of sale puts the details of a vehicle sale in writing so both sides have a record. It includes details like mileage, vehicle information, and contact details, and having both parties sign helps confirm everything is accurate. Registration should be handled not long after the sale.

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How to Register a Vehicle

If you purchase a vehicle from a private party, you must acquire temporary plates from the DMV before legally driving the vehicle on public roads. These temporary license plates cost $10 and last 20 days, allowing you to bring the vehicle in for registration within that time span. Visit a DMV (Department of Motor Vehicles) in the county in which you live and bring the following documentation:

  • Bill of sale
  • The title certificate, signed over to the new owner by the seller.
  • Proof of residency (payroll check, lease agreement, utility bill, etc.)
  • An Odometer Disclosure Statement (Form TDMV 12) containing the vehicle’s mileage.
  • Payment for any fees accrued by the registration process and/or taxes.
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