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Hawaii Bill Of Sale With Lien

Category:

Bills of Sale - Automobiles

State:

Hawaii

Control #:

HI-00431B

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Description

The Hawaii Bill of Sale with Lien is a legal document used during the sale of a motor vehicle in Hawaii, incorporating a lien clause to protect the seller's interests. Key features of this form include sections for detailing the buyer and seller information, vehicle specifications such as make, model, VIN, and year, as well as a guarantee from the seller that the vehicle is free of claims. The form states that the vehicle is sold 'as-is' without warranties, and requires an odometer disclosure statement to comply with federal and state laws. Filling out this form involves collecting accurate vehicle details, specifying the sale amount, and obtaining necessary signatures from both parties. It is particularly useful for attorneys, partners, owners, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants as it provides a clear framework for documenting vehicle sales and liens, ensuring legal protection for both buyers and sellers. This form also serves as a vital tool in disputes regarding ownership or condition claims that may arise after the transaction.

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How Do I Write a Hawaii Bill of Sale?Their full legal name (printed)Their physical address (including city, state, and zip code)The date of the bill of sale.The driver's license number of each party.Specific information about the item being sold.

If the certificate of title is not released by the owner listed on the title, a notarized bill of sale is required.

All Hawaii firearm bills of sale must be notarized and signed by two witnesses, along with the buyer and the seller.

Submit the properly endorsed certificate of ownership or certificate of title and the current certificate of registration. Pay the $5.00 transfer fee plus the cost of registration renewal if the registration has expired or will expire within 45 days.