Nevada Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale Form

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A Nevada motor vehicle bill of sale is a form that reports the transfer of vehicle ownership from a private seller to a buyer. Similar to a sales receipt, a motor vehicle bill of sale specifies the transaction date and provides proof of payment. The document also records the vehicle’s year, make, model, and VIN, along with the parties’ names, contact information, and signatures.

Nevada Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale Form

A Nevada motor vehicle bill of sale is a form that reports the transfer of vehicle ownership from a private seller to a buyer. Similar to a sales receipt, a motor vehicle bill of sale specifies the transaction date and provides proof of payment. The document also records the vehicle’s year, make, model, and VIN, along with the parties’ names, contact information, and signatures.

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Last updated February 28th, 2024

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A Nevada motor vehicle bill of sale is a form that reports the transfer of vehicle ownership from a private seller to a buyer. Similar to a sales receipt, a motor vehicle bill of sale specifies the transaction date and provides proof of payment. The document also records the vehicle’s year, make, model, and VIN, along with the parties’ names, contact information, and signatures.

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Nevada Vehicle Registration (4 Steps)

Vehicles must be registered with the Nevada DMV within 30 days of the sale.[1]
 

1. Purchase Automobile Insurance

Before driving on public roads, vehicle owners must purchase automobile insurance from a licensed Nevada carrier (the DMV will not accept out-of-state policies).[2]

2. Prepare for Registration (if applicable)

Vehicle owners may need the following depending on the circumstance:

3. Register the Vehicle

The owner will need to schedule an appointment at their local DMV office and, on the day of the appointment, submit the following[4]:

  • Certificate of title – Must be signed over to the new owner.
  • Proof of insurance
  • Odometer reading
  • Emission Inspection Report (if required)
  • Vehicle Inspection Certificate (if required)
  • Registration fees and applicable taxes (see fee estimator)
  • Application for Vehicle Registration

4. Collect Plates and Decals

After filing their paperwork and paying all fees and taxes, the owner will have successfully transferred the vehicle’s title to their name. They’ll also receive their new license plates and registration decals.

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Sources

  1. DMV – Registration – Private Party, Family Sales & Gifts
  2. NRS 485.185
  3. NRS 482.396(5)
  4. DMV – Registration – Private Party, Family Sales & Gifts