Utah Bill of Sale Requirements
As of 2026, Utah strongly recommends a signed bill of sale for private vehicle transfers. Utah does not require notarization for standard private-party sales.
Required Fields
- 1Full legal names and addresses of buyer and seller
- 2VIN (17 characters)
- 3Year, make, model, and color of the vehicle
- 4Odometer reading in miles (required)
- 5Sale price in numerals and written form
- 6Sale date
- 7Signatures of both buyer and seller
Utah-Specific Requirements
✓ Utah does not require notarization for a standard private-party bill of sale.
Official Utah Form
Utah has an official form: Bill of Sale (TC-656). Obtain from the Utah DMV.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a bill of sale required in Utah?▾
Utah strongly recommends a bill of sale for all private vehicle sales. While a signed title alone may technically complete the transfer, a bill of sale protects both parties from disputes over the sale price, odometer reading, and vehicle condition.
What must be on a Utah vehicle bill of sale?▾
A Utah vehicle bill of sale must include: buyer and seller full legal names and addresses, the VIN, year, make, model, odometer reading, sale price (written and numeric), sale date, and signatures of both parties.
Does Utah require an emissions test for private sales?▾
Yes — Utah requires an emissions or smog test before the buyer can register a vehicle. Check with the Utah DMV for specific requirements in your county.
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