New Jersey Firearm Bill of Sale 2026

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The document is a New Jersey Firearm Bill of Sale, outlining the terms and conditions for the sale or trade of a firearm between a seller and a buyer. It includes sections for personal information of both parties, details about the firearm, purchase price, buyer's and seller's disclosures regarding legal eligibility and ownership rights, as well as signature areas for both parties and witnesses. Notary acknowledgment sections are also included to validate the transaction.

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Begin by filling in the details for 'THE PARTIES'. Enter the seller's name, driver's license number, address, city, and state. Repeat this for the buyer.
In the 'FIREARM DETAILS' section, provide information about the firearm including make, type/model, caliber, and serial number.
For 'TRADE/PURCHASE PRICE', indicate whether payment is made in cash or through trade. Specify the amount and date of payment as applicable.
Complete the 'BUYER’S DISCLOSURE' by checking each statement that applies to you. Ensure all declarations are true before signing.
Fill out the 'SELLER’S DISCLOSURE' similarly by confirming each statement regarding ownership and condition of the firearm.
In the 'SIGNATURE AREA', both parties must sign and print their names along with two witnesses. Ensure all signatures are dated correctly.
If required, complete the acknowledgment section for a notary public to finalize your document.

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How to write a bill of sale in NJ?

The bill of sale must contain the sale price, sale date, purchase name, address and signature, and the public agency name, address, authorized representatives name and signature. A sample is available on-line at .njmvc.gov/biz.

Do you need a bill of sale to sell a car in New Jersey?

Although not legally required in New Jersey, a Bill of Sale should include the following information: Year, Make and Model of the Vehicle. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) Date of Sale.

Does a NJ bill of sale need to be docHubd?

Although most New Jersey bill of sale documents will not require notarization, this document will need to be signed by both the buyer and seller and presented to the DMV before the new owner can obtain a new registration and title.

Can you write your own bill of sale in NJ?

While you can create your own bill of sale, we recommend you use a fillable bill of sale template. This will ensure you include all the necessary details for a valid document.

Can I buy a gun from a private seller in NJ?

Are there any loop-holes or exceptions that allow for the private sales of handguns under New Jersey law? Yes. However a valid New Jersey Permit to Purchase a Handgun is still required, but the transaction does not have to go through a licensed dealer.

Is a bill of sale required in NJ?

Private Gun Sales in New Jersey Must Be Processed by FFLs Private sellers need to have Federal Firearms Licensees (FFLs or federally licensed dealers) process their gun sales in New Jersey. This means that you as a private or unlicensed seller can sell guns to other private parties in the state.

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