Although not legally required in Oregon, a Bill of Sale can be helpful if problems arise when the buyer goes to transfer the title or register the vehicle in their name. Many private owners notarize their Bill of Sale as a best practice.
An Oregon Bill of Sale is a handwritten or typed document created to prove the sale and purchase, and transfer of ownership of various personal items, including boats, vehicles, and firearms.
An Oregon motor vehicle bill of sale must include:Seller's and buyer's names and addresses.Date of sale.Title number.Plate number.Year.Make.VIN.Sale price.
You should include the following information in your Bill of Sale:Seller and buyer information.Region and county.Item being sold and its description.Price, sales tax, and form of payment.Loans and liens on the item, if applicable.