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Ohio 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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An Ohio motor vehicle bill of sale is a legalized paper that proves the car was legitimately purchased in Ohio. This form contains vital details on the purchaser, the vendor, the automobile, and the proprietorship transfer. It is commonly requested as evidence of proprietorship at the time of documentation. Form BMV-3724, Odometer Disclosure Statement: If the vehicle weighs below sixteen thousand pounds or is below ten years old, this form is necessary.

Automobile Registration

Car owners have thirty days from the date of acquisition to register their cars. In Ohio, documentation can last from a year to five years. Vehicle possessors can renew their documentation via OPLATES.com or physically at their local deputy registrar license agency.

Where Should I Register?

Vehicles can be registered physically at a local deputy registrar license department.

Documents Needed 

  • Certificate of Title (request for duplicate titles at the local deputy registrar license agency); 

  • Ohio vehicle bill of sale document (that has been signed) 

  • Odometer Disclosure Statement (Form BMW-3724);

  • An acceptable driver's permit is required.

  • If the owner authorizes another person to register the car on their behalf, an Ohio Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney is needed.

  • Documentation cost, as well as

  • Evidence of insurance that meets the minimum requirements:

    • Twenty-five thousand US dollars for a single person's physical injury or demise (for every accident);

    • Fifty thousand US dollars for two or more person's physical injury or demise (for every accident); and 

    • Twenty-five thousand US dollars for belongings destruction (for every accident).