Bill of Sale for Automobile or Vehicle including Odometer Statement and Promissory Note - Wisconsin 2025

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You may draft your own bill of sale including such information as: Make, year, model, vehicle identification number and an odometer reading for the vehicle. Name, address and telephone number of the buyer. Name, address and telephone number of the seller. Signatures of both buyer and seller. Selling price and date sold.
You can sell a car in any state in the Union for $1.00, though it will throw up red flags to the government when you go to register it. They may not believe that you bought the car for $1 and simply wrote down that you bought it for $1 to get out of paying heavy sales taxes.
You can just sign the title over to him. Most states allow family transfer to be exempt from tax. Then he can register it in his name.
You will need a DMV title transfer form, which is also known as an MV1 Title/License Plate Application, and the original title of the vehicle. On the back of the original title, all owners listed on the front of the title must print and sign their name and date the document.
The Odometer Disclosure Statement Form is required at specific points during vehicle transactions. At the Time of Sale or Transfer: The form must be completed and signed at the moment of sale or transfer of the vehicle to certify the odometer reading. This is mandatory for both private and dealer sales.

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No problem. Give the title to the person who is to receive the car and have the owner sign the title as seller for $1. Go to license bureau and have the new title drawn up.
While not legally required, having a Wisconsin bill of sale is highly recommended for private sales. It provides protection and serves as proof of the transaction for both parties.
When you purchase a vehicle, receive it as a gift, or you are a new Wisconsin resident, you must immediately apply for a new Certificate of Title in your name. This document proves that you own the vehicle. Never buy a vehicle without receiving a title signed by the previous owner.

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