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Bill of Sale Forms
In New York when you buy or sell a vehicle, you will usually use a Form MV-50 (Retail Certificate of Sale) to signify the change of ownership for dealer transactions, or for private transactions you'll sign over the Certificate of Title (MV-999) on the back. In addition, the Department of Motor Vehicles recommends that buyers obtain from the seller a bill of sale in addition to the ownership (title) and sales tax documents.
More Bill of Sale Details
There is more paperwork involved in buying or selling a vehicle that you should be aware of, especially if you're not buying from a licensed dealer, who would normally handle the documentation for you. Visit our Buying & Selling page for more information about all the forms you should fill out for the DMV when buying or selling a vehicle privately.
