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New Jersey Bill of Sale

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New Jersey at a glance: MVC Form: OS/SS-7 (Seller's Certification) · Notarization Required: No · Title Transfer Deadline: 10 days from sale

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Overview

Bills of Sale in New Jersey

New Jersey requires a bill of sale for motor vehicle private sales. New Jersey charges 6.625% sales tax on vehicle purchases. The buyer must transfer the title within 10 days at the New Jersey MVC (Motor Vehicle Commission). New Jersey requires the seller to complete Form OS/SS-7 (Seller's Certification) at the time of sale. This form, along with the signed title and bill of sale, is needed for the transfer.
Key Facts

New Jersey Bill of Sale — Quick Reference

RequirementNew Jersey Rule
MVC FormOS/SS-7 (Seller's Certification)
Notarization RequiredNo
Title Transfer Deadline10 days from sale
Sales Tax6.625%
Odometer DisclosureRequired
Governing LawN.J. Stat. Ann. § 39:10-12
Legal Requirements

New Jersey Legal Requirements

  • Seller completes Form OS/SS-7 (Seller's Certification).
  • Seller signs the title.
  • Buyer transfers title within 10 days at MVC.
  • Buyer pays 6.625% sales tax.
  • Odometer disclosure required.
Governing Laws

New Jersey Governing Laws

N.J. Stat. Ann. § 39:10-12
Certificate of Title
Governs vehicle title transfer in New Jersey.

Read the full text of these laws at Cornell Law School's New Jersey legal resources or your state legislature's official website.

Questions & Answers

New Jersey Bill of Sale — Frequently Asked Questions

What is Form OS/SS-7 in New Jersey?

OS/SS-7 is the Seller's Certification form required for private vehicle sales in New Jersey. The seller completes it at the time of sale and provides it to the buyer along with the signed title.

How long does the buyer have to transfer the title in New Jersey?

10 days from the date of sale.

How much is sales tax on a car in New Jersey?

New Jersey charges 6.625% sales tax on vehicle purchases.