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You can find more information and forms for each notification method below: TO COMPLETE THE SELLER'S REPORT OF SALE IN PERSON: Please print and complete the Seller's Report of Sale Form VSD-703. TO COMPLETE THE SELLER'S REPORT OF SALE FORM BY MAIL: Please print and complete the Seller's Report of Sale Form VSD-703.
9 Steps to Getting an Illinois Dealer's License Determine the Type of Car Dealer License. Fulfill the Prerequisites. Obtain a Permanent Business Location. Complete the Pre-Licensing Education Course. Secure a Surety Bond. Obtain Proof of Liability Insurance. Submit the License Application & Fees.
New Vehicles should provide one of the following documents: Bill of sale from a bona fide vehicle seller/dealership. Executed vehicle title document (in lieu of bill of sale from bona fide vehicle seller/dealership) – must include VIN. Customer-copy of a validated Illinois Department of Revenue Official Form: ST-556.
You'll need the following items to sell a car in Illinois: the vehicle title, registration, your identification, car keys and account information if you're still paying it off. This is just a quick overview, so make sure to double-check with the person you're selling it to.