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Bloomington, MN Bill of Sale

Bloomington is a major Minneapolis suburb and home to the Mall of America, with a large commercial and hospitality workforce that generates consistent demand for reliable commuter vehicles. Hennepin County deputy registrar offices serve Bloomington, and the statewide PS2000 title application, 20-calendar-day buyer title deadline, and 6.875% Motor Vehicle Sales Tax apply. No emissions testing is required in Minnesota.

Title Transfer Deadline
20 days
Sales Tax
6.875% state
Notarization
Not confirmed
DVS lists no notary for the title assignment (only for a lien release form), but no official source says one is not needed.
Bill of Sale
Not required
A titled vehicle must be transferred on the title; a bill of sale is only an option for vehicles Minnesota does not title.
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Vehicle Bill of Sale · Minnesota
Minnesota Requirements: Transfer title within 20 days. 6.875% sales tax.

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State rules change. We check these requirements against official state sources, but details can go out of date. Confirm with your state's motor vehicle agency before you rely on them. If you notice anything wrong or outdated, email support@billofsale.app.

Bill of Sale in Bloomington, MN — Local Guide

Where to Transfer a Title in Bloomington

  • Bloomington Deputy Registrar — 1800 W Old Shakopee Rd, Bloomington, MN 55431
  • Deputy Registrar Eden Prairie — 8080 Mitchell Rd, Eden Prairie, MN 55344
  • Deputy Registrar Burnsville — 100 Civic Center Pkwy, Burnsville, MN 55337
  • Hennepin County Deputy Registrar — 300 S 6th St, Minneapolis, MN 55487

Bloomington Vehicle Market — What You Need to Know

  • Bloomington's proximity to MSP International Airport means international buyers and new residents occasionally seek vehicles quickly; have all paperwork ready to close same day.
  • The Mall of America area and I-494 corridor make Bloomington a convenient meeting point for buyers from across the southern Twin Cities metro.
  • Bloomington Police Department on 98th St W has a publicly accessible parking area used for safe daytime vehicle exchanges.
  • No emissions testing in Minnesota means Bloomington buyers can proceed directly from purchase to title transfer and registration without additional inspections.
  • Bloomington's stable middle-class economy and diverse workforce create steady, year-round demand with less seasonal volatility than more rural Minnesota markets.

Tips for Bloomington Buyers and Sellers

  • The Bloomington Deputy Registrar on W Old Shakopee Rd is convenient for south-metro buyers; suggest this location to your buyer to facilitate same-day title transfer.
  • Prepare the PS2000 form in advance and have all vehicle information (VIN, odometer, year/make/model) entered before the meeting.
  • Bloomington winters are cold and snowy; document block heater, battery condition, and tire tread depth in the bill of sale.
  • For airport-area sales to new arrivals, verify the buyer has a Minnesota or valid out-of-state driver's license before completing the transaction.
  • Transfer within the 20-calendar-day Minnesota title deadline; Bloomington's deputy registrar is open weekdays and some Saturdays — check current hours before scheduling.

Bloomington Bill of Sale — FAQs

Where is the deputy registrar office in Bloomington, MN?
The Bloomington Deputy Registrar is at 1800 W Old Shakopee Rd, Bloomington, MN 55431. It handles vehicle title transfers and registration for Hennepin County residents.
How much is Minnesota vehicle sales tax in Bloomington?
Minnesota charges a flat 6.875% Motor Vehicle Sales Tax on the purchase price of private vehicle sales. The tax is paid at the deputy registrar or DVS office at the time of title transfer.
Do I need a bill of sale or just the title for a private car sale in Bloomington?
For a titled vehicle the transfer must take place on the signed title, so a bill of sale is not required — but one is strongly recommended. It documents the sale price (the seller also lists it on the back of the title for the 6.875% tax), odometer reading, and sale date, protecting both parties.

For full Minnesota vehicle transfer requirements, visit the Minnesota Bill of Sale page.