Free Blank Ohio Bill of Sale (2026)
Download an empty Bill of Sale template for Ohio: the same statute-aware layout our generator uses, with blank lines to fill in by hand. No account, no email, no watermark.
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Ohio rules that this document follows
| Notarization (vehicle bill of sale) | Not required for the bill of saleSource: Bill of sale not notarized, but the seller's signature on the Ohio title assignment must be notarized (Ohio Rev. Code § 4505.06) |
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| Title paperwork notarization | Seller's signature on the Ohio title assignment must be notarized. |
| Odometer disclosure | Required unless the vehicle is model year 2010 or older and at least 10 years old, or model year 2011 or newer and at least 20 years old. The disclosure on the title (or state reassignment form) is the legally operative one; this bill of sale repeats it.Source: 49 C.F.R. § 580.5, § 580.17 |
| Buyer must apply for title within | 30 daysSource: Ohio Rev. Code § 4505.06 (application within 30 days) |
| General property | No notarization; no witnesses requiredSource: No statutory notarization or witness requirement for a general bill of sale of personal property (UCC Article 2 governs sales of goods) |
| Sales tax | Buyer pays state (5.75%) plus county sales tax on the purchase price to the clerk of courts title office at titling. |
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