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Home Legal Documents Bill of Sale Nevada

Free Nevada Bill of Sale

Use our Nevada Bill of Sale to record the sale of any item and protect both buyer and seller.

Updated October 29, 2020

A Nevada 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 Nevada (NV). The item can be any kind of personal property that is bought or exchanged for money, or traded for another item of value.

On a bill of sale document, the person receiving the item is referred to as the buyer, and the person giving up the item is referred to as the seller.

Much like a retail receipt, a bill of sale proves that a transaction took place, and documents the legal transfer of ownership. You should use a bill of sale in Nevada if you’re buying or selling a car (or any type of vehicle), a boat, a gun/firearm, a motorcycle, or a horse.

Common Uses of a Nevada Bill of Sale

Nevada bills of sale are most commonly used for buying and selling motor vehicles. Other personal property of value such as boats, guns, horses, laptops, furniture, jewelry, and equipment are also frequently bought and sold using bills of sale.

This form protects both the buyer and seller in the event that there is a problem after the sale.

Because bill of sale laws vary across the US, you need to use the form specific to Nevada if you’re buying or selling a valuable item in the Silver State.

Types of Bills of Sale

  • Vehicle Bill of Sale
  • Boat Bill of Sale
  • Gun Bill of Sale
  • Horse Bill of Sale

Using the correct type of bill of sale ensures that your document contains all of the necessary fields and information, and is legally-binding.

How to Write a Nevada Bill of Sale

Once the terms of the transaction have been agreed by both parties, the buyer and seller should complete a bill of sale form. If the item being sold or exchanged is not a car, boat, firearm, or horse, a general Nevada bill of sale can be filled out by including the following:

Seller and Buyer Information

The buyer and seller need to provide their respective contact details, including their full names, addresses (including cities, states, and ZIP codes), telephone numbers, and email addresses.

Item Information and Price

This section may vary depending on the type of item involved in the transaction, but you’ll always need to write the agreed-upon sale price and describe the item’s condition. Noting any faults or damage will help you avoid disputes later.

You’ll also want to include details that could help identify the unique item being sold. Such information may include:

  • color
  • model
  • make
  • year
  • style
  • serial number
  • specs

Any additional information that can help differentiate the property in question from a similar item is important to include.

Date and Signatures

After you’ve filled out the above information, both parties should review the form to ensure that everything is accurate and as it was agreed upon.

Once everything looks good to both parties, they need to write the date and provide their signatures. As soon as the bill of sale is signed and dated, the transaction has been completed and the buyer can assume ownership of the property.

Free Nevada Bill of Sale Templates

Personal Property Bill of Sale Example Form

Generic NV Bill of Sale:

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NV Vehicle Bill of Sale:

  • Adobe PDF

 

Bill of Sale: In Other States

  • Arizona
  • California
  • Idaho
  • Oregon
  • Utah
  • Washington
Official Nevada Vehicle Bill of Sale (form vp104)
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