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Vehicle Titles & Bill Of Sale Examples
Vehicle titles
Good vehicle titles
Key characteristics
Clearly legible information, including the vehicle’s make, model, year, and VIN (Vehicle Identification Number).
Accurate and complete owner information.
No alterations or erasures.
Date of sale and mileage at the time of transfer are clearly stated.
Why it’s good
Ensures smooth customs processing and vehicle registration.
Reduces the risk of delays due to incomplete or unclear information.
Example 1:
Front of title
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Front of title
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Front of title
Example 4:
Back of title
Example 5:
Front of title
Vehicle titles
Bad vehicle titles
Key characteristics
Missing crucial information such as VIN, vehicle details, or owner’s name.
Illegible handwriting or print, making information hard to verify.
Signs of tampering, alterations, or erasures.
Odometer discrepancies or failure to disclose accurate mileage.
Why it’s good
Can lead to rejection by customs authorities or complications in the importation process.
Increases the risk of fraud or legal issues related to vehicle ownership.
Example 1:
Front of title
Example 2:
Front of title
Example 3:
Front of title
Example 4:
Back of title
Vehicle titles
Good bill of sale
Key characteristics
Contains detailed information on both the buyer and seller, including names, Addresses, and phone numbers
Clearly lists the vehicle’s sale price, make, model, year, and VIN.
Specifies payment method and terms of sale (e.g., “as is” condition).
Signed and dated by both parties.
See Instructions.
Why it’s good
Provides clear evidence of the transaction’s terms and conditions.
Facilitates a smoother customs clearance process by verifying the ownership transfer.
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Vehicle titles
Bad bill of sale
Key characteristics
Incomplete or missing information about the vehicle or transaction details.
US, Canada, or both parties address is either incomplete or missing.
Lacks signatures or dates, making it difficult to determine the document’s validity.
Vague descriptions of the vehicle or sale terms, leaving room for interpretation.
Why it’s good
May not be accepted as a valid document for customs or registration purposes.
Can lead to disputes or complications in establishing legal ownership.
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