Nevada Vehicle Bill of Sale Form

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How to Write a NV Vehicle Bill of Sale

A vehicle bill of sale is an official document that certifies the vehicle ownership transfer from the seller to the purchaser. This form releases the seller’s interest in a vehicle and is used during the registration process in the Nevada DMV. Here are simple instructions on how to fill out this form error-free.

Step 1. Indicate the price of the vehicle

In the first area, you need to indicate the full sum of the vehicle cost in letters (1) and numbers (2).

Step 2. Provide the new owner’s information

In this section, you need to print down all the required details regarding the vehicle’s buyer. If there is more than one buyer, you need to complete the copy of the bill of sale form and pick AND or OR in the provided checkbox (2). Other than that, be sure to fill out the required fields:

• Full Legal Name
• Identification Card Number, Driver’s License, Date of Birth, or FEIN (for business)
• Physical Address (Street, City, State, and Zip Code)
• Mailing Address (Street, City, State, and Zip Code)

Step 3. Identify the co-owner

If there is a second buyer, you need to provide the same information about them. In the following section, include:

• The full legal name of the second buyer
• Identification Card Number, Driver’s License, Date of Birth, or FEIN for business
• Physical Address (Street, City, State, and Zip Code)
• Mailing address (Street, City, State, and Zip Code)

Skip this step if there is only one buyer.

Step 4. Provide the buyer’s signature

The buyer needs to sign the document to confirm that the information is accurate, indicate the date of the signature, and provide additional contact details, such as phone number and email address.

Step 5. Enter the vehicle details

In this section, the seller must indicate all the details regarding the vehicle being sold. The required fields are:

• VIN
• Year
• Make
• Model

Also, you need to check the box if the vehicle was rebuilt.

Step 6. Indicate the lien holder

If there are no liens for the vehicle, you can write down NONE in the first field (lien in favor of line) and skip the rest of the section. If there is a lienholder, you will have to provide the contact details of that person, including:

• Full Name of the Lienholder
• Identification Card Number, NV Driver’s License, Date of Birth, NV ELT, or FEIN for business
• Address (Street, City, State, and Zip Code)

Step 7. Enter the seller’s information

Provide the details regarding the person who is selling the vehicle. The required details are:

• Full Name of the Seller
• Identification Card Number, NV Driver’s License, Date of Birth, or FEIN for business
• Address (Street, City, State, and Zip Code)

Step 8. Sign the document

Lastly, the seller must complete the form by signing and dating it. Nevada has no rule that the bill of sale form must be notarized. It is an optional action you may do if you want to seal the deal in the notary public’s presence.

Related Vehicle Forms

Form VP104

Form VP-222

Form VP136

Form VP104 Form VP-222 Form VP136

Form VP104 is the official Vehicle Bill of Sale in the State of Nevada.

Download Form VP104

Form VP-222 provided by Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles is used to apply for a vehicle registration.

Form VP-222

If you need to appoint an agent to act on your behalf, you can fill out this vehicle power of attorney.

Form VP136

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Registering a Vehicle in Nevada

After the certified date of purchase, buyers will have 30 days to complete the registration of their new vehicle. If the motor vehicle is not certified within 30 days, it is subject to penalties and fees for Nevada highway and roadway improper operation. For registration, buyers must gather documents and present them in person at any Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) that is to their convenience. Documents necessary for registration include:

• Application for Vehicle Registration (Form VP-222)
• Title and odometer reading signed by the previous owner
• Vehicle bill of sale with the details of the buyer, seller, and motor vehicle
• Current and valid driver’s license
• Proof of insurance
• Nevada Emission Vehicle Inspection Report (only in some cases)

In addition to all listed documentation, some fees are required to complete title registration, including a $1 technology fee and a $6 safety fee for motorcycles. Registration fees for passenger vehicles and motorcycles are $33, and travel trailers are $27. Taxes are also due at the time of registration and are calculated based on the motor vehicle’s value at the time of purchase. The minimum amount of taxes for registration of a motor vehicle is $16.00, using the value of the car plus 35%. Nevada also takes depreciation into account, using that as part of their calculations in determining the final fee for taxes due at registration. Veterans or disabled are exempt from taxes and therefore must show proof of all therefore mentioned cases.

If a motor vehicle is purchased outside of Nevada, buyers will have to prove their taxes by a certified document. If not, taxes must be paid before the vehicle can be legally registered and driven in Nevada.

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