A Nebraska bill of sale is a legal document used to transfer ownership of a valuable item from one person to another, based on the specific state laws of Nebraska (NE). The item can be any kind of personal property that is bought or exchanged for money, or traded for another item of value.
You should use a bill of sale in Nebraska if you’re buying or selling a car (or any type of vehicle), a boat, a gun/firearm, a motorcycle, or a horse.
Types of Bills of Sale
Vehicle Registration Forms
- Bill of sale
- Odometer Disclosure Statement (DMV Form)
- Certificate of Title (submit an Application for Duplicate Certificate of Title to a county treasurer office for a replacement title)
- Valid driver’s license
- Power of Attorney (if a third-party registers the vehicle on behalf of the owner)
- Proof of paid sales or excise tax
- Proof of Insurance with Minimum Requirements:
- $25,000 for bodily injury or death of one person
- $25000 for property damage
- $50,000 for total bodily injury or death
Boat Registration Forms
- Application for Certificate of Title
- Application for Boat Number and Certificate
- Hull ID number (HIN)
- Bill of sale
- Manufacturer’s Statement of Origin (MSO)
- Signed and assigned certificate of Title
- Bonded Certificate of Title (if you don’t have proper proof of previous ownership)
- Copy of photo ID
Firearm Registration Forms
- Bill of sale
Motorcycle Registration Forms
- Signed title
- Bill of sale and old registration if bought in a state that doesn’t issue titles
- Bill of sale
- Application for Nebraska Title
- Vehicle inspection for out-of-state motorcycles
Nebraska Bill of Sale Sample
Below is an example of a Nebraska bill of sale form.
