Alabama Vehicle Bill of Sale Form
Alabama does not publish an official numbered bill of sale form. Where a bill of sale is needed, the Department of Revenue sets minimum contents (Rule 810-5-1-.246, for vehicles not covered by the title law). This page covers what to include in a private vehicle sale document.
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About This Form
Covers: Alabama Bill of Sale (No Official Form Required)
Agency: Alabama Department of Revenue — Motor Vehicle Division
Purpose: Documents a private vehicle sale between buyer and seller; supports Alabama title transfer at the county license plate office.
When required: Required for a vehicle not covered by Alabama's title law, and used as proof of price for the casual sales tax unless the buyer accepts the state's standard value. The buyer presents it at the county license plate office when it is needed.
Alabama Vehicle Sale Requirements
What to Include in an Alabama Bill of Sale
A complete bill of sale usually includes:
- Seller full name and address
- Buyer full name and address
- Vehicle year, make, model
- VIN (Vehicle Identification Number)
- Odometer reading
- Sale price
- Date of sale
- Seller signature
Official Source
Check with the Alabama MVD for any state-specific form, or use our free generator above to pre-fill an Alabama bill of sale.
Frequently Asked Questions
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