Louisiana Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale Form

A Louisiana motor vehicle bill of sale is used to record a purchase and sale transaction between a buyer and a seller of a used vehicle. Whether the sale involves a car, truck, van, motorcycle, or other motor vehicle, a bill of sale must include an accurate description of the automobile, the date of the sale, the purchase price, and the contact information and signatures of both parties. 

Louisiana Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale Form

A Louisiana motor vehicle bill of sale is used to record a purchase and sale transaction between a buyer and a seller of a used vehicle. Whether the sale involves a car, truck, van, motorcycle, or other motor vehicle, a bill of sale must include an accurate description of the automobile, the date of the sale, the purchase price, and the contact information and signatures of both parties. 

Last updated March 4th, 2024

A Louisiana motor vehicle bill of sale is used to record a purchase and sale transaction between a buyer and a seller of a used vehicle. Whether the sale involves a car, truck, van, motorcycle, or other motor vehicle, a bill of sale must include an accurate description of the automobile, the date of the sale, the purchase price, and the contact information and signatures of both parties. 

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Louisiana Vehicle Registration (3 Steps)

Owners of recently acquired motor vehicles will be required to title and register them with the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles.

 

1. Required Paperwork

The following list contains all documents required to register and title a vehicle:

2. Application

The application form and all supporting documents can be delivered in person to a Louisiana OMV office or mailed to the following address:

Office of Motor Vehicles
7979 Independence Blvd.
Baton Rouge, LA 70806

3. Fees

To complete the application process, all registration and titling fees and applicable sales tax must be paid. In-person payments can be made by card, cash, money order, e-transfer, or e-check. When submitting an application by mail, checks (personal, business, or cashiers), money orders, or e-transfers are acceptable forms of payment.[2]

Vehicle Bill of Sale (Preview)