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For most private party car sales in Hawaii, a bill of sale is not required. However, if you're selling a car that is not titled in your name in Honolulu county, then a notarized bill of sale is required. The official document for this is form CS-L(MVR)40.

However, if the title is not in your name, you must have a notarized bill of sale. If your name is on the title, you can always skip over this step, but it's always recommended that there is documentation that ownership has switched to the buyer.

To complete the transfer, the properly endorsed certificate of title, the current certificate of registration, and current safety inspection certificate must be submitted within 30 days to the motor vehicle registration office. A transfer fee of $5.00 will be assessed.

Motor Vehicles - Fee Information ItemFeeCounty Fee$12.00Transfer Fee$5.00 - the annual fee must also be included if the vehicle has not been licensed for the current year of within 45 days of the vehicle's staggered expiration month.Duplicate Title$5.00Duplicate Registration$5.0010 more rows

What paperwork do I need to privately sell a car in Hawaii? Certificate of Title. Bill of Sale, if selling in Honolulu county and your name is not on the title (form CS-L(MVR)40) Notice of Transfer (form varies by county) Odometer Disclosure (if applicable and not on back of title) Certificate of Registration.

Hawaii Car (Vehicle) Bill of Sale This includes the make and model, color, odometer reading, license plates, and VIN. A detailed description helps ensure that the correct vehicle is sold and keeps both the seller and the buyer legally protected. All vehicle bills of sale must be signed in front of a notary public.