Georgia Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale Form

Georgia motor vehicle bill of sale is used to provide evidence that a seller has sold and transferred ownership of their vehicle to a buyer. It includes a description of the vehicle (make, model, year, identification number) and a statement of the odometer reading.

Georgia Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale Form

Georgia motor vehicle bill of sale is used to provide evidence that a seller has sold and transferred ownership of their vehicle to a buyer. It includes a description of the vehicle (make, model, year, identification number) and a statement of the odometer reading.

Last updated March 21st, 2024

Georgia motor vehicle bill of sale is used to provide evidence that a seller has sold and transferred ownership of their vehicle to a buyer. It includes a description of the vehicle (make, model, year, identification number) and a statement of the odometer reading.

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Georgia Vehicle Registration (3 Steps)

Georgia law requires newly acquired vehicles to be registered and properly titled within 30 days of the purchase.[1]
 

1. Complete Application

The first step for an individual to register their vehicle is to fill out a Form MV-1 Title/Tag Application. It may be printed and completed by hand or prepared online using the Georgia Drives e-Service.

2. Gather Additional Documents

The following paperwork will also need to be obtained before applying[2]:
  • Georgia driver’s license or ID card
  • Proof of insurance
  • Original title – Signed over from seller to buyer.

3. Submit Documents

Once the appropriate documentation has been gathered, the individual can mail or hand-deliver the paperwork to a County Tag Office and pay any required fees regarding registration, title application, and taxes.

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