Bill of Sale
Canada
Bill of Sale
LawDepot's Bill of Sale:
  • Transfers ownership of an asset or assets from a seller to a buyer.
  • Can act as a sales receipt.
  • Is ideal for individuals, small and large businesses, corporations and any other buyers or sellers of goods.
Complete your Bill of Sale in 3 easy steps:
monitorAnswer the questions below and click "View Results"
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The Bill of Sale form can be used for any items of value.

Some examples are:

VehiclesEquipmentWatercraftAircraftFurnitureAnimalsProperty
Car, Truck,
Motorcycle,
Van, SUV,
RV, etc.
Computer,
TV, Stereo,
Appliances,
Tools, etc.
Speedboat,
Yacht, Jet
Ski, Cabin
Cruiser, etc.
Turboprop,
Jet Engine,
Helicopter,
etc.
Home,
Office,
etc.
Horse,
Cattle,
Livestock,
Pets, etc.
Trailer,
Bicycle,
Firearm,
etc.

For a more in-depth sales contract, try our Sales Agreement. If you are looking to buy or sell a store or business, try our Purchase and Sale of Business.

Note: A seller should not provide a Bill of Sale for a buyer until the seller has received payment in the form of cash, bank draft, certified cheque or Promissory Note.

We regularly maintain this contract. Last modified: November 2009

Bill of Sale Details
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This software has the flexibility to let you quickly create the Bill of Sale you want. It does this by providing many options with appropriate defaults.
If you want to fill in a particular item after you have printed the document, you can enter underscore characters (i.e. _____).
Location of Property: Q. What is the location of the property?

A. The location of the property is the jurisdiction where the property is situated in at the time of the sale.
Select Bill of Sale:
Seller
Name:
Address:
(e.g. Street, City, Province or Territory and Postal Code)
Number of Sellers: One Two
Purchaser
Name:
Address:
(e.g. Street, City, Province or Territory and Postal Code)
Number of Purchasers: One Two
Additional Clauses
How Many Additional Clauses do you want to create?
First Additional Clause:

Second Additional Clause:

Third Additional Clause:

Fourth Additional Clause:

Signing Details
Province where Seller is signing:
Province where Purchaser is signing:
Do you require a Notarial Acknowledgement? Yes No
A Notarial Acknowledgement is only required in a few very specific situations. Do you wish to have a Notarial Acknowledgement of the transaction in addition to signing in front of a Notary?