North Carolina General Bill of Sale Form

A North Carolina general bill of sale is used to demonstrate that ownership of an item has been transferred from a seller to a buyer. It is commonly used in private transactions involving vehicles, motorboats, and firearms. Property sold under a bill of sale is often sold as is, and the seller cannot be held responsible for defects discovered after the fact.

North Carolina General Bill of Sale Form

Last updated May 24th, 2025

A North Carolina general bill of sale is used to demonstrate that ownership of an item has been transferred from a seller to a buyer. It is commonly used in private transactions involving vehicles, motorboats, and firearms. Property sold under a bill of sale is often sold as is, and the seller cannot be held responsible for defects discovered after the fact.