Buying or selling a car privately in Oklahoma: the forms

These are the official Oklahoma forms that come up when you buy or sell a car privately, each linked straight to oklahoma.gov. For the sale itself, Oklahoma’s form is 718 (Bill of Sale of an Electronic Title).

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The forms

701-6

Application for Oklahoma Certificate of Title for a Vehicle, Trailer or Manufactured Home

Oklahoma’s application for a certificate of title for a vehicle, trailer or manufactured home.

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718

Bill of Sale of an Electronic Title

A bill of sale for a vehicle whose title the state holds electronically; the seller assigns and warrants ownership to the buyer.

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753

Affidavit of Vehicle Ownership

An affidavit of vehicle ownership, including the odometer reading and where the vehicle was last registered.

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773

Notice of Transfer of Ownership of a Vehicle

Notifies Service Oklahoma that a vehicle has been transferred to a named buyer.

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FL-797

Lien Release Affidavit Letter

A secured party’s letter stating that a lien is satisfied, accepted when a standard lien release can’t be obtained.

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722-1

Declaration of Vehicle Purchase Price (used when no bill of sale/purchase contract exists)

The owner’s sworn declaration of the purchase price when no contract or bill of sale exists.

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