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Paperwork When Selling a Car in North Dakota
Selling a Vehicle
You must provide the following documents when selling your car:
- The vehicle's title with the selling price, date of sale and your signature. You must also include an odometer reading if the vehicle is less than 10 years old.
- A completed Damage Disclosure Statement if the vehicle is less than nine years old.
Be sure to remove the vehicle's license plates.
Notice of Transfer and Release of Reliability
No action is required on your behalf. The state will make note when the buyer registers and titles the vehicle.
Bill of Sale
Though not mandatory, a bill of sale should be kept on file. You can easily download a blank copy from our Bill of Sale page.
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