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Generic Bill of Sale Form - Arizona
What Is an Arizona Generic Bill of Sale?
An Arizona Generic Bill of Sale is a document you complete in order to transfer the ownership of any property from one party to another. Every time you are buying or selling personal property, like a laptop, bicycle, animal, tool, or furniture, you should sign this document. It is very convenient since it protects both the buyer and the seller. After filling it out, sellers are free from liability for anything buyers do with the received property. In turn, buyers now get the proof that they are the owners of the described item.
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Does Arizona Require a Bill of Sale?
Arizona laws do not require that you fill out a Bill of Sale when transferring any property other than watercraft. The document is intended for buyer's and seller's convenience and protection and it is up to them to decide whether they need that protection or not. The state does not offer any legally issued forms except for Form 48-2004, Vehicle Bill of Sale and Form 678, Watercraft Bill of Sale. You can download and fill out one of the existing templates or you can build your own generic bill of sale with our customizable online template. It is very handy as you can make a document that fits your sale and include information you wish to specify.
Arizona Bill of Sale Requirements
If you are creating your personal form, make sure to include the following information:
- The names and addresses of the seller and buyer;
- A paragraph that explains if the buyer takes the described property "as is", or if the seller provides a warranty. This information is important in Arizona;
- The information about the transferred property that helps to identify it. For example, if you sell a laptop, describe its model, manufacturer, size, and serial number;
- The amount paid for the item. Provide the item value both in words and in numbers;
- The date the bill of sale becomes effective.
The above-mentioned list describes only the basic required information. You can easily customize it with special conditions you want to include in your agreement.
Does a Bill of Sale Have to Be Notarized in Arizona?
Proper authorization of the document is your guarantee that this document will be considered as a proof of ownership by the authorities if any questions arise. To be valid, Arizona Generic Bills of Sale must be signed by both the buyer and the seller in the presence of a notary. The notary fills out an "Acknowledgement" part and the document is certified.
Didn't find the form you were looking for? Check out these related templates:
- Other Arizona-specific bill of sale;
- The Vehicle Bills of Sale released by the Arizona Department of Transportation;
- The Boat Bill of Sale released by the Arizona Game and Fish Department.
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