Free Ohio Bill of Sale Template
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Ohio Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale
This document records the sale of the vehicle described below from Seller to Buyer.
1. Vehicle
2. Sale
3. Odometer disclosure
Federal law (49 U.S.C. 32705) requires mileage disclosure at transfer for vehicles fewer than 20 model years old. I, the Seller, certify the odometer readsmiles (no tenths), and that to the best of my knowledge this reading is (check one):
Both seller and buyer must verify the odometer reading recorded on the certificate of title at transfer, with a separate Odometer Disclosure Statement (form BMV 3724) used if applicable; the federal under-20-model-years rule governs exemptions.
4. Seller
5. Buyer
6. Certification
Seller certifies that Seller is the lawful owner of the vehicle, that it is sold free of all liens and encumbrances except as noted here:, and that the vehicle is sold AS-IS, WHERE-IS, with no warranties expressed or implied, except as required by law. Both parties certify the information above is true and correct.
7. Notary acknowledgment
State of Ohio, County of. Subscribed and sworn before me on thisday of, 20.
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How to use it: fill out two copies in ink, both parties sign each (in front of the notary where required), and each party keeps one. Buyer brings theirs when titling; seller keeps theirs as proof the vehicle changed hands. Requirements verified 2026-07-07 — see the Ohio guide for the current rules and official sources.