Updated August 16, 2023
A Florida bill of sale is a document used to transfer the ownership of personal property from a seller in exchange for cash or trade. Commonly used for vehicle sales, a bill of sale can be used to exchange any type of property. It is required for the buyer and seller to sign and can be used to register with the state.
Forms (3)
 Vehicle/Boat Bill of Sale (Form HSMV 82050) – For use when selling, purchasing, or trade of a vehicle or boat.
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 Firearm Bill of Sale – This document is used in the sale, purchase or trade of a firearm in the state of Florida.
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 General Bill of Sale – This form is generally used for the sale, purchase or trade of personal items.
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Vehicle Registration Forms
- Bill of Sale (Form HSMV 82050);
- Vehicle Identification Number and Odometer Verification (Form HSMV 82042);
- Original Certificate of Title (if lost or damaged, use the Application for Certificate of Title);
- Valid Florida Driver’s License;
- Registration fees;[1]
- Proof of Insurance with minimum requirements:[2]
- $10,000 of no-fault or personal injury protection (PIP) insurance;
- $10,000 of property damage liability (PDL) insurance;
- Motor Vehicle Power of Attorney, if an agent shall represent the vehicle owner in titling or registering matters.
Boat/Vessel Registration Forms
- Bill of Sale (Form HSMV 82050);
- Signed Certificate of Title (if lost or damaged, use Application for Duplicate);
- Application for a Boat Title (available only at county tax collector offices);
- Valid Florida Driver’s License or Government-issued ID; and
- Registration fees[3] (rates vary depending on classification).