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Oregon Form 735-501 — Bill of Sale

Oregon DMV publishes an official Vehicle Bill of Sale — Form 735-501. You are not locked into the state form: DMV accepts any written bill of sale that carries the same information, but it will not process one that is missing the VIN, a statement releasing interest in the vehicle, the seller's printed name and signature, or the date of sale. Oregon charges no sales tax on private vehicle sales.

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Vehicle Bill of Sale · Oregon
Oregon Requirements: Transfer title within 30 days.

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About Form 735-501

Official name: Oregon Vehicle Bill of Sale (DMV Form 735-501)

Issued by: Oregon Driver and Motor Vehicle Services

Purpose: Documents a private vehicle sale in Oregon and substitutes for the title's transfer section when the seller's name is not on the title. No sales tax is owed — Oregon has no state sales tax.

When required: Required whenever the seller's name does not appear on the title. The buyer applies for a new Oregon title within 30 days of the sale; a $25 late fee applies at 31–60 days and $50 after 60 days.

Oregon Vehicle Sale Requirements

Bill of Sale Required
Yes
Notarization Required
No
Title Transfer Deadline
30 days
Sales Tax Rate
None

Required Fields on Form 735-501

To be accepted by the Oregon DMV, your bill of sale must include:

  • VIN
  • Statement releasing interest in the vehicle
  • Seller printed name(s)
  • Seller signature(s)
  • Date of sale
  • Buyer name and address (recommended)
  • Sale price (recommended)
  • Odometer reading (required for model year 2011+ vehicles under 20 years old)

Official Source

Download the official Form 735-501 directly from Oregon DMV, or use our free generator above to pre-fill a compliant Oregon bill of sale.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Oregon have an official bill of sale form?
Yes — Form 735-501, the Vehicle Bill of Sale, published by Oregon DMV. A separate document with the same information is equally valid; DMV lists the minimum contents it can process: VIN, a release-of-interest statement, the seller's printed name and signature, and the date of sale.
Does Oregon have sales tax on vehicle purchases?
No. Oregon has no state sales tax, so there is no tax owed on a used private-party vehicle purchase. A 0.5% vehicle privilege/use tax applies only to new vehicles sold by dealers.
When is a bill of sale required in Oregon?
Whenever the seller's name is not on the title — for example, when the vehicle changed hands informally before the paperwork caught up. Sellers may also sign a bill of sale in place of the title's transfer section. In every other sale it is still the buyer's best proof of price and purchase date.
How long does the buyer have to transfer the title?
Thirty days from the date of sale. Oregon adds a $25 late fee for transfers made 31–60 days after the sale and $50 after 60 days. The title fee itself is based on the vehicle's MPG rating: $101 (0–19 MPG), $106 (20–39), $116 (40+), or $192 for all-electric vehicles.

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