Odometer Disclosure Statement Form - Massachusetts

The Odometer Disclosure Statement Form in Massachusetts is used to disclose the mileage on a vehicle during the transfer of ownership. It is a legal requirement to prevent odometer fraud.

The buyer and seller of a vehicle in Massachusetts both must file the Odometer Disclosure Statement form.

FAQ

Q: What is an Odometer Disclosure Statement?
A: An Odometer Disclosure Statement is a form used to disclose the accurate mileage of a vehicle at the time of sale or transfer.

Q: Why is an Odometer Disclosure Statement required?
A: An Odometer Disclosure Statement is required to prevent odometer fraud and ensure accurate mileage reporting.

Q: Who needs to complete an Odometer Disclosure Statement?
A: Both the seller and the buyer of a vehicle need to complete an Odometer Disclosure Statement.

Q: What information is required on an Odometer Disclosure Statement?
A: An Odometer Disclosure Statement typically requires the vehicle identification number (VIN), the odometer reading, the seller's and buyer's names and addresses, and the date of sale or transfer.

Q: Is an Odometer Disclosure Statement required for all vehicle sales in Massachusetts?
A: Yes, an Odometer Disclosure Statement is required for all vehicle sales in Massachusetts, unless the vehicle is exempt from odometer reporting, such as vehicles older than 10 years or vehicles with a gross weight over 16,000 pounds.