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Bilingual Bill of Sale by State (English / Español)

A bilingual bill of sale records a private sale in English on the left and Spanish on the right, paragraph by paragraph — seller, buyer, item, price, and the as-is statement — so both sides read the same terms before they sign. Pick your state to get the form with the right framing and a note on whether your state requires notarization.

Single-language versions: Bill of Sale (English) · Contrato de compraventa (español).

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    Pick your state, fill in the details once, and download a PDF with English on the left and Spanish on the right. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded. The English column controls if the two ever differ.

    When a bilingual bill of sale helps

    Private vehicle sales often happen between people who do not share a language. The bill of sale is the one document that records the price, the date, the odometer reading, and the fact that the item was sold as-is — the details that come up later if there is a dispute. Having the Spanish translation next to the English text means the buyer and the seller each understood what they signed, and a clerk at the DMV can still read the English column without asking for a translation. The English column controls if the two ever differ.

    What it includes

    • Seller and buyer names and addresses, and the date of sale
    • Description of the item, VIN or serial number, and odometer reading
    • Sale price, as-is condition, and the seller's ownership statement
    • A language clause (English controls) and one bilingual signature block
    • A notary line where the state requires notarization

    The official steps for transferring a title in each state, cited to the DMV or statute, are on the English bill of sale pages; the bilingual page for your state shows the headline rules and links there for the rest.