Oklahoma Bill of Sale Forms

Oklahoma Bill of Sale Forms

Last updated February 20th, 2024

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An Oklahoma bill of sale form is created for the purpose of documenting the sale of personal property, such as cars, boats, firearms, and other moveable property. A specific bill of sale form exists for each of the first three items previously mentioned; for all other types of property, buyers and sellers can complete a general bill of sale. Regardless of the type of items being sold, the seller should make sure an accurate description of the property is entered onto the bill of sale. Furthermore, the date of the sale, the total sale price, the parties’ contact information, and the signatures of each party should be included on the form. A signed bill of sale waives the seller’s liability with regard to the condition of the property and proves that the buyer now has full ownership.

Types (4)


Firearm Bill of Sale – A proof of purchase document detailing the transfer of a firearm between a private seller and a buyer.

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Boat Bill of Sale – Used to provide proof of purchase following a transaction wherein a buyer purchases a used boat from a private seller.

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Generic Bill of Sale – This document establishes the sale and transfer of personal property between a buyer and seller.

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Contents


Registration Resources

Motor Vehicle

Firearm

  • Handgun Licensing – Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation handgun licensing information; contains a map of states that honor Oklahoma’s handgun licenses.
  • Application for Self-Defense Act License – Although Oklahoma residents are allowed to carry weapons openly (or concealed) within the state, they may complete this application form to obtain a license which will enable them to carry in all reciprocity states.
  • On-Line Application System – Residents may complete an online application process to obtain a handgun license instead of submitting a physical application form.
  • Sheriff’s Offices – Handgun license applicants may submit their physical application forms to their local sheriff’s office.

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