The buyer will then file the original with the local tax commissioner’s office as part of the vehicle’s registration process. The seller should keep one for his or her records and give the buyer one to do the same. Once the buyer signs the original bill of sale, the seller should make two copies. Like all DOR and WDR forms, official bills of sale are only printed in English, though translators can be brought to the offices to aid in the filling out of forms. The document records the purchase and serves as a valuable receipt for both the seller and the buyer. The DOR provides an official form, Form T-7, on its website, and the WRD provides the Certified Form for Vessels, though you can draft your bills of sale if you choose. Bills of Sale are to be submitted to the Georgia Department of Revenue (DOR) to register vehicles and to the Georgia Wildlife Resources Division (WRD) for registering vessels.

Georgia requires all vehicle and vessel sales transactions to be recorded with a bill of sale.

Use a motorcycle bill of sale to transfer ownership of a motorcycle.