Free Oklahoma Free Printable Bill of Sale
For a paper Oklahoma title, a written bill of sale is one accepted proof of the purchase price; for an electronic title, Oklahoma requires its own notarized Form 718 (Bill of Sale of an Electronic Title). The sale must be pre-registered within 2 business days and titled within two months; a paper title assignment must be notarized, and emissions testing applies only in the Oklahoma City and Tulsa metro counties.
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Oklahoma Free Printable Bill of Sale — What You Need to Know
Primary Form
Standard bill of sale
Agency
Service Oklahoma
Service Oklahoma
Primary ID Field
VIN
Sales Tax
See state rules
Title Required
Yes
Inspection
Not required
Oklahoma Free Printable Sale — Step-by-Step Checklist
- Create the document with complete legal names and addresses for both sides
- Note the entire VIN, plus year, make, model, and the odometer number
- State the purchase price — Oklahoma's excise tax on a private vehicle sale is based on the actual sale price
- Dated signatures from both parties finish the page
- Seller assigns the Oklahoma certificate of title on the reverse side before a notary
- For an electronic title, complete and notarize Form 718 instead of a paper title assignment
- Pre-register within 2 business days, then submit the BOS and the notarized title (or Form 718) to a tag agent or Service Oklahoma location within two months
- If in Oklahoma County or Tulsa County, check whether an emissions test is required for your vehicle
Common Pitfalls
- An ordinary bill of sale does not replace the title — for an electronic title, only the notarized Form 718 takes its place
- The deadlines run from the date of sale: pre-register within 2 business days and title within two months, or pay $1 per day (up to $100)
- Oklahoma's excise tax is based on the actual sale price — make sure the BOS states it accurately
- Emissions testing in OKC and Tulsa county applies to most 1996-and-newer gasoline vehicles — failing to test before registration will result in rejection
- Buyers should inspect the title carefully for any lien notations; a lienholder's release is required if a lien exists
Oklahoma Free Printable Bill of Sale — FAQs
Is notarization required for an Oklahoma vehicle bill of sale?
It depends on the title. For a paper Oklahoma title, the seller's title assignment must be notarized. For an electronic title, the bill of sale Oklahoma requires — Form 718 — must be notarized.
What is Form 701-6?
Form 701-6 is the Oklahoma Application for Certificate of Title. Service Oklahoma lists it for an original Oklahoma title, not for transferring an existing Oklahoma title — for that, the buyer brings the notarized title or the notarized Form 718. It is available from any Oklahoma tag agent or Service Oklahoma.
Which Oklahoma counties require emissions testing?
Emissions testing is required in Oklahoma County (Oklahoma City metro) and Tulsa County for most 1996-and-newer gasoline-powered vehicles. Diesel, electric, and certain model-year exemptions may apply — check the OTC website for the current list.
How many copies of the form do buyer and seller need?
Print at least two signed copies — one for the buyer to submit with the title paperwork and one for the seller to keep as a record of the transaction.
Where do I go to complete the title transfer in Oklahoma?
Oklahoma title transfers are handled at licensed tag agents (private agencies licensed by Service Oklahoma) or at Service Oklahoma locations.