It is required that the paper be notarized. A witness signature, on the other hand, is only required when state law mandates it. This document is not intended for use in real estate transactions. The seller agrees to provide no guarantee and sells the item/property "as is" by signing the Bill of Sale. In addition, the seller releases the buyer from all liabilities, claims, and restrictions, and offers the buyer all legal rights to use and enjoy the property. Read the document's conditions, restrictions, and limitations carefully before proceeding.

Crucial note

• The Alabama General Bill of Sale only covers the terms listed in it, and neither party is obligated to accept any claims that are outside of the document's scope.

• The form should not be used for real estate transactions.

• Make copies of the document after it has been completed and notarized, and deliver them to all parties involved.

• The Notarization of this General Bill of Sale Form is required; however, if the state law requires it, a witness signature is required.

• Provide all information truthfully and legibly.

• The amount of the sale of personal property described in the Alabama General Bill of Sale is used as a starting point for calculating the buyer's taxes.

• During the transfer of the title, you must submit a properly filled form.

Details and signatures must be entered into this form. Fill in the blanks with the name of the county, the name(s) of the seller(s), and the address(es) of the seller(s). Continue by inputting the buyer's name(s) and address(es). To define the jurisdiction, type the name of the county.

In the following section of the Bill of Sale, enter the amount in US dollars. Continue by giving a detailed description of the property. The scope of the property under the sale/purchase agreement is defined in this section.

Provide the seller's and buyer's addresses so that any notices can be served. The fact that the notice was delivered to these addresses implies that the notice was served on the appropriate party or parties.

Give the date on which the Bill of Sale was signed. Continue by entering the seller's name, street address, city, state, and zip code, as well as the seller's signature. Fill in the date the document was signed. In the appropriate fields, include similar information, as well as the buyer's signature and date of signature.

The following section includes space for the witness's name, address, and signature if necessitated by state law. Otherwise, leave it blank. Continue to the section on Notary Acknowledgement. The name of the county in Alabama State, the date, the name of the Notary Public, the name/s of the parties involved, the Notary Public's seal and signature, and the date of commission expiry are all required inputs.