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Washington TD-420-065 — Bill of Sale

Washington Form TD-420-065 is the official motor vehicle bill of sale published by the Washington Department of Licensing. It documents the private sale for title transfer and is submitted at any licensing subagent or DOL office. Washington also requires sellers to report the sale online to release liability.

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Vehicle Bill of Sale · Washington
Washington Requirements: Transfer title within 15 days. 6.5% sales tax.

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About TD-420-065

Official name: Washington Form TD-420-065 — Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale

Issued by: Washington Department of Licensing

Purpose: Documents a private vehicle sale in Washington State. Submitted at a DOL licensing office or subagent for title transfer; establishes the 6.5%+ sales tax base.

When required: Buyers must title the vehicle within 15 days of purchase. Sellers should report the sale at dol.wa.gov to release liability.

Washington Vehicle Sale Requirements

Bill of Sale Required
Yes
Notarization Required
No
Title Transfer Deadline
15 days
Sales Tax Rate
6.5%

Required Fields on TD-420-065

To be accepted by the Washington DOL, your bill of sale must include:

  • Seller name, address
  • Buyer name, address
  • Year, make, model
  • VIN
  • Odometer
  • Sale price
  • Date of sale
  • Both signatures

Official Source

Download the official TD-420-065 directly from Washington DOL, or use our free generator above to pre-fill a compliant Washington bill of sale.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Washington Form TD-420-065 required?
It is the official recommended form. Any written bill of sale is also accepted at DOL licensing offices and subagents.
What is Washington State's sales tax on vehicle purchases?
Washington charges 6.5% state sales tax plus applicable local taxes, making total rates 7%–10.4% depending on county.