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Bill of Sale for Texas
Anyone know where I can get a bill of sale form for a car I plan to buy in Texas?
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07-14-2006, 09:37 AM
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Wayne I've been wrong before, but I think when you buy a car the seller should give you a bill of sale? ? Kinda like a reciept. Maybe Texas DMV has a form or something that you could use.
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07-14-2006, 09:58 AM
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You should get the title signed by the seller. If there is still a lien the seller will have to get it released to get the title for transfer.
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07-14-2006, 01:08 PM
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A bill of sale doesn't mean much in Texas.
If the car was titled in Texas before, then you can request a copy of the title from the DMV. If you're the owner, then you can get a negotiable copy of the title. Demand that the seller submit the paperwork to the DMV to get a new title. It costs about $10. The alternative process involves affidavits, posting a bond, and other messy, time-consuming steps that make using a title washing company in Alabama or NH look attractive at $200.
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