Bill of Sale · Georgia
Georgia Vehicle Bill of Sale (2026)
Georgia provides Form T-7 as its bill of sale; any correction or alteration voids it. Vehicles of model year 1986 and newer need a title, and the buyer applies at the county tag office within 30 days.
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Georgia vehicle sale: key facts
- Notary required?
- No notary requirement was found; notarizing is optional.
- Official state form
- Form T-7 — Bill of Sale (corrections void it).
- Buyer deadline to title
- 30 days ($10 penalty plus TAVT penalty).
- Titled vehicles
- Model year 1986 and newer; 1985 and older use a bill of sale.
- Odometer
- Vehicles 20+ model years old are exempt — write "exempt".
Official sources: Georgia DOR — Form T-7 · Georgia DOR — Register and title a newly purchased vehicle · Last reviewed: October 2026
How it works
- Answer a few questions about the seller, the buyer and the vehicle. The form follows Georgia rules.
- See a free preview of your document.
- Unlock it with a one-time payment and download it in PDF and Word, with signing and filing instructions for Georgia.
Frequently asked questions
- Does a Georgia vehicle bill of sale need to be notarized?
- No notary requirement was found; notarizing is optional.
- How long does the buyer have to title the vehicle in Georgia?
- 30 days ($10 penalty plus TAVT penalty).
- Does a bill of sale replace the certificate of title?
- No. When the vehicle is titled, ownership passes by signing over the title. The bill of sale records the price, date and parties, which is useful for taxes and as proof of the sale.
- Is the odometer disclosure required?
- Under federal law (49 CFR 580), motor vehicles of model year 2011 and newer need an odometer statement until they are 20 years old; model year 2010 and older are exempt. Our form calculates this for you.
- Can I get it in Spanish?
- Yes. You sign the English document, and you also receive a Spanish reference translation and Spanish signing instructions.
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