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Idaho 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 Idaho motor vehicle bill of sale is a legal document that proves or acts as evidence that a transaction occurred which transferred ownership for a specific vehicle. This transaction could be a trade, purchase, or sale. Whatever the case, it’s a required document in Idaho and is used to register the vehicle. 

A seller needs to provide one at the time of signing the title over to a new owner. It’s only after the buyer and seller have signed the bill of sale that the buyer will be able to take the car to get registered at the DMV under their name. In addition to the bill of sale, an odometer disclosure form is needed if the vehicle was manufactured within the last 20 years and is under 16,000 pounds.

Required forms for vehicle registration in Idaho 

  • Duly completed bill of sale 

  • An odometer disclosure statement for vehicles manufactured in the last 20 years and under 16,000 pounds 

  • An application for the certificate of title 

  • The release of liability form known as form ITD-3858

  • A driver’s license that is valid in Idaho 

  • For vehicles that are being transferred from out of state, you’ll need a VIN inspection

  • The required registration fees 

  • Valid proof of insurance by one of the active insurance companies 

If you want someone else to register the vehicle for you or the county assessor, then a motor vehicle power of attorney is required.