Bill of sale · As-is · Odometer · Cash receipt
Did you sell the car this weekend with a handshake and a Venmo screenshot? They took the keys. You have a text thread and a picture of the money. The title is still in your name. That screenshot is not a bill of sale.
The Sold File is the papers for that driveway. Open them in Chrome, type, print to PDF, and both of you sign before they leave — vehicle or not.
What’s inside
Every page is editable — type over the sample with your own names, price, and vehicle.
Your name, address, phone, email, default city and state, logo if you have one.
Year, make, model, VIN, color, odometer, price, deposit, date, seller and buyer, as-is, lien none or listed, both sign.
Mower, furniture, tools, a trailer with no vehicle title. Description, serial if any, price, as-is, both sign.
Sold as-is, no warranty. Buyer inspected or declined inspection. Both sign.
Federal-style mileage disclosure: actual mileage, exceeds mechanical limits, or not actual. A template, not a numbered federal form.
The true amount of any cash, signed, handed over that day.
Title signed, plates, keys, spare, manuals, copies of the papers, insurance reminder.
Sam Ortiz selling a 2016 Honda Civic to Riley Chen — HTML, PDF, and print-size pictures. Type your own names over it.
See it filled in
Sample names and numbers throughout. Type over them with your own before anyone signs.
What it covers
Motor vehicle or not — the right bill of sale is in here, and the odometer page just sits out when it doesn’t apply.
How it works
Who this is for
Someone in the United States selling a car, truck, trailer, mower, furniture, or tools privately this weekend, who wants both people to leave with the same paper.
This is a template kit, not a lawyer and not a DMV form.
One time
Pay once, keep the files. Fill them again next time you sell something.
I want this — $4This is a template kit. It is not legal advice and not a DMV form. Using these papers does not transfer a title — title transfer is your state’s job, and we will not invent a form or a statute. Have a lawyer where you live read the version you actually sign if the sale is large enough that a fight would hurt. One purchase, one household or one sale. United States only.