A Vermont 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 Vermont (VT).
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 Vermont 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 Bill of Sale
Vehicle Registration Forms
- Registration/Tax/Title Application (Form TA-VD-119)
- Title signed over to buyer (for used cars and vehicles coming from another state)
- Manufacturer’s Certificate of Origin (MCO) (for new cars)
- Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) (for used cars)
- Bill of sale
- Odometer Disclosure Statement
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Proof of insurance that meets the state’s minimum requirements [1] ;
- $25,000 for a single injury or death in an accident;
- $50,000 for the cost of a total accident;
- $10,000 for property damage in an accident;
- Driver’s license or state ID
- Vehicle price estimate (if applying by mail)
- Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney (if car is financed)
- Payment of required fees [2]
Boat Registration Forms
- Motorboat Registration & Title Application (Form TA-VD-37)
- Bill of sale
- Manufacturer’s Certificate of Origin (MCO) (if boat is new)
- Certificate of Title signed over to buyer (if boat is used)
- Payment of all registration fees [3]
Trailer Registration Forms
- Vermont Registration Tax & Title Application (VD-119)
- Verification of VIN or HIN (VT-010)
- Bill of sale
- Lien release (if applicable)
- NADA value or comparable book value
- Liability insurance
Motorcycle Registration Forms
- Vermont Registration Tax & Title Application (VD-119)
- Bill of Sale
- Verification of VIN or HIN (VT-010)
Vermont Bill of Sale Sample
Below is an example of a Vermont bill of sale form.
