A Kentucky Vehicle Bill of Sale is a form you fill out to document the transfer of a motor vehicle from a seller to a buyer. It serves as legal proof of purchase that can protect your interests even in a court of law. The document usually contains the identification and contact information of the seller and buyer, a description of the sold vehicle, date of sale, sales price, and other important details of the deal.
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This form is not part of the required documentation used during the registration process, and the state does not offer any government-released forms which can be filled out in order to document the sale of a vehicle. You can download the Kentucky Vehicle Bill of Sale form through the link below and use it for this purpose or create your own form with our online form builder .
When selling your vehicle in Kentucky, the most important document you have to fill out is the car Title. You need to complete all of the required fields on the back of the Title and sign it. You must also provide the buyer with the information necessary to fill out Form TC 96-182, Application for Kentucky Certificate of Title or Registration. This document may be required to complete the transfer if the Title for the car you are selling was issued before the year 2000. If you are selling your vehicle to an out-of-state resident, do not forget to inform your County Clerk's office about the sale and provide them with the name and state of the buyer. You will have to return your Kentucky license plate as well.
Though the Kentucky Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale is not a part of the required documentation, you are recommended to fill it out anyway. If properly completed, this document will protect your legal interests from any fraudulent claims connected with the deal that may arise in the future. It is a purchase receipt that contains a lot of useful details both you and the buyer may need.
Fill out the Kentucky Vehicle Bill of Sale form as follows:
Prepare the document in two original copies. Give one to the buyer and keep the other for your records.
Yes, you must sign the back of the Title and the Car Bill of Sale only in the presence of a notary public; otherwise, it will not be considered valid.
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