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Free Michigan Truck Bill of Sale Form

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Michigan Truck Bill of Sale

Seller Name & Address:
Buyer Name & Address:
Vehicle Identification Number (VIN):
Vehicle Year / Make / Model:
Sale Price:
Date of Sale:
Odometer Reading:
Seller Signature:
Buyer Signature:

Seller Signature / Date

Buyer Signature / Date

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Michigan Requirements

  • Notary required: No
  • Title fee: $15
  • Odometer disclosure: Required
  • Secretary of State handles title and registration
  • Title transfer must be completed within 15 days
  • Plate transfer allowed between vehicles owned by same person

Michigan requires title transfer within 15 days of sale; the bill of sale does not need notarization. Keep signed copies and retain seller records for post-sale disputes.

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