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Take proof of insurance, copy of the MVE-1, title, and a current valid registration receipt from the state in which the vehicle was last registered to the county treasurer's motor vehicle office and make application for title and registration. If the paperwork is complete, a license plate will be issued at that time.

The items you should include on a vehicle bill of sale are the following: Seller's information: name, address, phone number. Buyer's information: name, address, phone number. Vehicle information: year, make, model, VIN. Purchase price. Date of sale. Seller's signature and date. Buyer's signature and date.

ONLY antique vehicles (vehicles 35 years old or older) can have the ownership transferred (sold) by bill of sales. All other vehicles sold by or purchased from a Kansas resident must have the ownership transferred (sold) by assigned title.

A Kansas motor vehicle bill of sale (Form TR-312) serves as a receipt of a private transaction between a buyer and seller of a certain motor vehicle. The document stipulates the price and condition of the vehicle as well as expresses the written consent of all parties involved in the purchase and sale agreement.

The Kansas Division of Vehicles does not require most title assignments, title applications and bills of sale completed within Kansas to be notarized.

To register a vehicle in Kansas, you'll need to bring the following documents: Vehicle title. Bill of sale (if applicable) Odometer disclosure statement (if applicable) You'll also need to show proof of insurance and pay any fees associated with registering your car.