Make a Oklahoma Bill of Sale

What Are Some Common Bills of Sale Used in Oklahoma?

The most common bills of sale used in Oklahoma include a general bill of sale, a bill of sale for a motor vehicle, a bill of sale for a boat, and a bill of sale for a gun.

How Do I Write an Oklahoma Bill of Sale?

A simple Oklahoma bill of sale includes certain information about both the buyer and the seller:

• Their name (printed)
• The date of the bill of sale
• Certain information about the item being sold
• The amount the item was sold for
• The signatures of the involved parties
• In some instances, the bill of sale may also need to be notarized

An Oklahoma bill of sale can be written in plain English. There’s no need for legal jargon or archaic terms. The important part is to make sure that the bill of sale includes the required elements. If you’re a party listed in an Oklahoma bill of sale, make sure that you have more than one copy of the completed document for your records.

Is an Oklahoma Bill of Sale Required to Register a Motor Vehicle?

No. An Oklahoma bill of sale form is not required for motor vehicle registration. However, it does act as proof of ownership. You will need a completed Application for Oklahoma Certificate of Title for a Vehicle (Form 701-6), proof of ownership (such as the current title), proof of insurance, lien documentation if there is a lien, an odometer disclosure statement for vehicles nine years old or newer, and proof of insurance. You must be prepared to pay the taxes and registration fees for the vehicle.

Is an Oklahoma Bill of Sale Form Required to Register a Boat?

No. An Oklahoma bill of sale isn't required to register a boat. However, it does act as proof of ownership. Oklahoma requires that most boats be registered every year. You will need a completed Application for Certificate of Title for a Boat or Outboard Motor (Form BM-26) and proof of ownership.

Is a Bill of Sale Required to Register a Gun in Oklahoma?

No. An Oklahoma bill of sale is not required to register a gun. Guns are not registered in Oklahoma unless one chooses to apply for a concealed or open carry permit.