What’s an Idaho vehicle bill of sale?
An Idaho vehicle bill of sale is a personal property form that’s used during the transfer of ownership of a motor vehicle. It includes several key details related to the transaction for clear documentation.
Common types of Idaho vehicle bill of sale
As-is bill of sale
States that the buyer accepts the vehicle in its current mechanical limits, with no warranty from the seller.
With warranty bill of sale
Provides the buyer with specific warranties from the seller, ensuring the vehicle meets certain conditions.
Gift bill of sale
Used when gifting a vehicle to someone, this document indicates that no money is exchanged for the transfer of ownership, much like a donation or gift.
Do you need a vehicle bill of sale form in Idaho?
While Idaho doesn't require a bill of sale for all vehicle transactions, having one is highly recommended. It protects both parties and serves as a record of the sale.
Frequently asked questions
Idaho doesn't require a notary's signature for a vehicle bill of sale. However, having one can add an extra layer of authenticity to the document.
Yes, you can create your own bill of sale using our customizable online form.
The Idaho bill of sale form should include the vehicle's make, model, year, VIN, odometer disclosure statement, sale date, and selling price/sales price. You should also include both parties’ full names and physical addresses, and the seller’s and buyer’s signatures.
The Idaho DMV doesn't require a bill of sale for all vehicle transactions. However, having one protects both parties and serves as a vital record of the sale. The state of Idaho’s form ITD 3738 provides more guidance on what needs to be included.
Rather than a generic template, you should use a custom form, such as our Idaho motor vehicle bill of sale template.
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