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Complete and sign the reverse side of the certificate of title and give it to the new owner along with a bill of sale (Form H-31). You may draft your own bill of sale, because there is no special form required.

Connecticut requires a bill of sale for registering a car, but it's also a good document to create and keep for tax purposes, or to protect the seller in the event that the buyer fails to register the vehicle or abandons it at a later date.

For purposes of selling your vehicle privately, you can draft your own bill of sale as long as it contains the following information: Vehicle information (make, year, model, vehicle identification number, and an odometer reading) Buyer information (name, address, and signature)

And the buyer will need a bill of sale to get a registration for most types of property in Connecticut. A bill of sale also protects both the buyer and seller from any future issues such as mistakes, theft, or fraud. It is a legally binding document of the transaction proving that the purchase was valid.

What is included in a Bill of Sale? the nature and description of the goods being sold. the agreed price. the date of sale. the identities of the buyer and the seller. the condition of the goods.

Whether you use the state's form or create your own, the following information needs to appear on your vehicle bill of sale: Name and address of seller. Name and address of buyer. Selling price and date of sale. Description of the motor vehicle (VIN, make, model, year, color, body style, odometer reading)