By State
Bill of Sale Requirements, State by State
Notarization rules for a bill of sale vary a lot by state — and are frequently confused with a separate requirement to notarize the title assignment. Find your state below.
AlabamaNo notary needed →AlaskaNo notary needed →ArizonaNo notary needed →ArkansasNo notary needed →CaliforniaNo notary needed →ColoradoNo notary needed →ConnecticutNo notary needed →DelawareNo notary needed →FloridaNo notary needed →GeorgiaNo notary needed →HawaiiDepends on the sale →IdahoNo notary needed →IllinoisNo notary needed →IndianaDepends on the sale →IowaNo notary needed →KansasNo notary needed →KentuckyDepends on the sale →LouisianaNotarization required →MaineNo notary needed →MarylandDepends on the sale →MassachusettsDepends on the sale →MichiganNo notary needed →MinnesotaNo notary needed →MississippiNo notary needed →MissouriDepends on the sale →MontanaNo notary needed →NebraskaDepends on the sale →NevadaNo notary needed →New HampshireDepends on the sale →New JerseyDepends on the sale →New MexicoNo notary needed →New YorkDepends on the sale →North CarolinaNo notary needed →North DakotaUnclear — verify locally →OhioNo notary needed →OklahomaNo notary needed →OregonNo notary needed →PennsylvaniaNotarization required →Rhode IslandDepends on the sale →South CarolinaNo notary needed →South DakotaNo notary needed →TennesseeDepends on the sale →TexasNo notary needed →UtahNo notary needed →VermontNo notary needed →VirginiaDepends on the sale →WashingtonNo notary needed →Washington DCNo notary needed →West VirginiaDepends on the sale →WisconsinNo notary needed →WyomingNo notary needed →