An “As-Is” Bill of Sale is a legally binding document that transfers of ownership of an item from one party to another. It is similar to a retail receipt, but it is specifically used to document the sale or transfer of high-value items such as automobiles.

What to Include in an As-Is Bill of Sale Form?

• The buyer’s name + address
• The seller’s name + address
• The vehicle/car description (make, model, year, + body style)
• The car’s vehicle identification number (VIN)
• The sale date
• Transaction details (purchase: price, trade, and/or gift)
• The warranty information (sold “as-is”)
• The Odometer Disclosure
• The Federal Law, 49 U.S. Code § 32705, requires a bill of sale to include a verifying statement about the vehicle’s mileage. Vehicles greater than ten years old and over 16,000 pounds are exempt.

Items Sold As-Is: Examples

• Motor Vehicles
• Bicycles
• Boats/Watercraft
• Campers/Trailers
• Equipment
• Furniture
• Motorcycles
• Personal property

How to write?

Free template example below.

FAQs

1. Is a Bill of Sale the same as a Title? Answer: No.

As-Is Bill of Sale Template Sample