Selling a car, a boat, or just about anything? This is the document that proves you sold it and the buyer bought it — the bill of sale a DMV asks for to title and register a used vehicle, and the receipt that protects both sides when property changes hands. You (the seller) pick what you're selling and PaperKit builds the right instrument: a VEHICLE bill of sale (year/make/model, VIN, license plate and color, with the federal odometer disclosure DMVs require); a BOAT bill of sale (hull identification number, length and motor); or a GENERAL bill of sale for anything else — a trailer, equipment, furniture, livestock — with a free description and serial number. Then set how it's sold: strictly “AS IS” with no warranties (the version everyone searches for), with a limited seller WARRANTY of good title and working condition, or with a LIEN PAYOFF where you use the proceeds to clear an existing loan so the buyer takes clear title. PaperKit does the money for you — enter the sale price and any deposit and it computes the balance due — and lays out every clause that matters: the operative conveyance of ownership, purchase price and payment, title and condition, the seller's warranties (owns it free and clear, buyer has inspected it, the odometer certification), delivery and transfer of risk, and governing law. It's self-drafted: you (the seller) review and e-sign online, the buyer acknowledges receipt on the signature line, and you print the clean PDF — get it notarized if your state requires it for a vehicle — and hand it over for the title transfer. (Bill-of-sale requirements, odometer rules and whether notarization is needed vary by state and DMV; confirm yours before relying on this form.)
The big lever — a vehicle, a boat, or general property.
A car, truck or motorcycle — surfaces the VIN, odometer + the federal odometer disclosure, plate and color. This is the DMV title-transfer version.
This reframes the warranty clause.
The top-searched version: sold 'as is, where is' with no warranties — the buyer takes it in its present condition.
Price, deposit and payment. The balance due is computed for you.
The owner selling the property. You draft and e-sign; the buyer acknowledges receipt.
The person buying the property. They acknowledge receipt on the signature line.
Turn off anything that doesn't apply.
A real, section-by-section bill of sale. The item type drives which fields appear; the condition reframes the warranty. Publish to get a hosted link the seller can e-sign online.
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A bill of sale is a template for convenience, not legal advice. It records the transfer of ownership of personal property — a vehicle, boat, trailer, equipment, animal or other item — from a seller to a buyer for a price, and is commonly required by a DMV or titling agency to register a used vehicle or vessel. Some states require it to be NOTARIZED and have their own official forms, odometer-disclosure rules and title-transfer steps. PaperKit is not a law firm and records electronic execution via the signer's typed name; confirm your state's and DMV's requirements before relying on this form.