Updated September 21, 2021
A Georgia general bill of sale is a legal document that provides evidence that a sale of personal property has occurred between two (2) parties. Generally, this form is used between two individual parties for the sale of any type of personal property. It describes the property that is being sold or traded and states a price or describes a trade. This offers added protection to the buyer as well as the seller to avoid fraudulent sales. This document does require notarization and therefore, no parties should sign this form until all are present before a notary public and have been identified by state picture identification.