In North Dakota, a bill of sale is not required for private vehicle sales, but it’s a good idea to draw one up for your own records.

In New Mexico, a bill of sale should include information about the vehicle being sold, information about the buyer and the seller, and both parties’ signatures.

In New York State, a bill of sale is required for all private vehicle sales and must include the vehicle’s make, model, year, VIN, date of sale, and sale price.

A Wyoming bill of sale should include notarization, along with information about the vehicle, the seller, and the buyer.

A bill of sale is not required in North Carolina for the sale of private vehicles, however, it is required if a car is purchased from a dealership.

A Wisconsin bill of sale should include information about the vehicle, the seller, and the buyer.

Louisiana requires a bill of sale for private vehicle sales if the title does not include certain key information, such as the date of sale.

Writing a bill of sale when you sell your car involves recording the VIN, a vehicle description, price, special agreements, and signing an oath. Read here to learn how to write a bill of sale.