Answer a few questions and get a checklist for your situation: selling, giving a car to family, handling a car after the owner died, or selling before a PCS. Then fill in a bill of sale and print it. It runs in your browser, so nothing you type is sent to us.
Make a bill of sale
Fill in what you know, then print it or save it as a PDF. Leave anything blank to write by hand.
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How it works
- Answer a few questions about the car and what you are doing with it.
- Get a checklist with the NCDMV forms that apply and links to our guides. Print it or tick it off on screen.
- Make a bill of sale with the details filled in, then print it or save it as a PDF.
What it is based on
The checklist follows the same sources as our guides: the NCDMV forms (title application MVR-1, odometer MVR-180, damage disclosure MVR-181, power of attorney MVR-63, tax exemption MVR-613 and the affidavit MVR-317), and North Carolina statutes G.S. 20-72, 20-77 and 28A-25-1. It is general information. Your situation can have details it does not cover, so confirm with NCDMV or the Clerk of Superior Court.
Frequently asked questions
Sources
- NCDMV: Vehicle documents and forms
- G.S. 20-72, Transfer of title
- G.S. 20-77, Transfer by operation of law
- NCDMV form MVR-613, Highway Use Tax Exemption Certification