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Indiana Vehicle Bill of Sale
A Bill of Sale is a legal document that provides evidence of the transfer of ownership for a specific item or property. It includes transaction details such as the names and addresses of the buyer and seller, item description, condition (if relevant), sale price, and any warranties or guarantees.
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The Indiana motor vehicle bill of sale is a document that serves as evidence of the terms agreed upon by a buyer and seller when carrying out a transaction involving the change of ownership of a vehicle. Information such as the vehicle make and model, the parties involved, the sale price, etc. is included. 

The Indiana vehicle bill of sale a required document for the purchase or transfer of a private vehicle from one owner to another and must be presented when registering with the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV). If it’s unavailable then the new owner will be unable to register the vehicle under their name. Keep in mind that the bill of sale must be completed and signed by the purchaser and the seller. 

Vehicle registration in Indiana 

Like other states in the Union, the residents of Indiana are required to register all vehicles they own. If a resident purchases a new vehicle, they must register them within forty-five days of the transaction date. For someone that moves to the state from another location, they will have sixty days to register their vehicle. The registration is done once every year and is done based on the last name of the individuals. Most vehicle registration can be renewed online. 

Required vehicle registration forms in Indiana

  • A completed bill of sale 

  • An odometer disclosure statement (especially for cars under 16,000 pounds manufactured within the last 20 years) 

  • The certificate of title which has been signed over to the new owner 

  • A completed application for a certificate of title 

  • A driver’s license that’s valid in Indiana 

  • When the vehicle is from out of state, an approved vehicle inspection is required

  • The fees for registration and the title 

  • Proof of insurance that meets the mandatory minimums 

  • If someone will be registering the vehicle on behalf of the owner then a motor vehicle power of attorney is needed