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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.

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

The following paperwork is required for selling a car in Kansas: Certificate of Title. Lien Release, if applicable (form TR-150) Seller's Notification of Sale (form TR-216) Odometer Disclosure form TR-59, if applicable. Bill of Sale form TR-312 (only if the title does not have a line to document the purchase price)

A Kansas bill of sale allows for a buyer and seller to record a transaction of personal property and for it to be registered in the state. It includes the parties' names, sales price, date of sale, and any other purchase terms. Once the sale is complete, the bill of sale should be signed by both parties.

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.

Some states require a bill of sale for a private vehicle transaction, but Kansas is not one of them. While a bill of sale isn't required, it's always a good idea to have one. The official Kansas bill of sale document is form TR-312, which does not need to be notarized.