Below you will find information on creating and filling out an Oklahoma Vehicle Bill of Sale yourself.
Download the document
Download the document on our website to fill it out electronically or print it out and fill it out in writing. You can download the document in any format that suits you. Also, you can use our form building software to simplify the process.
Enter vehicle information
In the first section of the document, you need to enter the following information about the vehicle. In this section, you need to specify: Model, Year of production, Color, Vehicle number, Vehicle mileage, and whether the title will be included in the price of the vehicle.
Enter seller and buyer information
In the second section of the document, you need to provide all the necessary information about the seller and the buyer: the name of the seller and the buyer, the driver’s license number of the seller and the buyer, the actual address of the seller and the buyer, the city of the seller and the buyer, the state of the seller and the buyer. First, the information about the seller is entered. After that, it is necessary to enter the information about the buyer.
Indicate the price of the vehicle
In this section, you need to indicate the vehicle’s price, first indicating the price in dollars. After that, you need to duplicate the price in figures in dollars. In the same section, you must indicate the date (day, month, and year) of the price-setting for the vehicle and the date (day, month, and year), no later than which the payment must be transferred from the buyer to the seller.
Enter information from the seller
In this section, the seller is obliged to indicate all information about the vehicle. If the vehicle has any breakdowns, the seller is obliged to indicate them in this section of the document.
Sign the document
In the last section of the document, the seller must indicate one’s full legal name, sign, and signature date. After that, the buyer must indicate their full legal name and sign and indicate the signature date.
Notarize the document
The notary must check the document and verify the signatures of all parties. The notary will then complete the remainder of the document and affix the state seal. After notarial confirmation, several copies of the document must be printed, while the buyer must keep the original.