The completion of forms doesn’t result in anything yet. In order to fully satisfy the requirements of sale, typically the seller also needs to sign off the back of the registration permit and report to the local vehicle registration agency along with other additional documents required by the corresponding jurisdiction.

Once the bill of sale is signed by both parties and notarized by the local vehicle registration agency, they can now come to a new registration under a new owner.

You can start completing your own bill of sale today. Please find the standard bill of sale forms for your province/territory below:

• Alberta 
• British Columbia (BC requires a Transfer/Tax Form instead)
• Manitoba
• New Brunswick (A bill of sale is not required. A seller’s affidavit may be provided for additional documentation.)
• Newfoundland (A bill of sale is included on the back of the vehicle registration permit)
• Nova Scotia (A bill of sale is not required)
• Ontario (A bill of sale is included as part of a Used Vehicle Information Package).
• Quebec (Quebec advises a Sale Contract instead but does not require it)
• Prince Edward Island (A general bill of sale is sufficient) 
• Saskatchewan
• Northwest Territories
• Nunavut
• Yukon 

It would be best if you get in touch with your local vehicle registration agency to make sure that you are following the right instructions. There may be varying procedures per jurisdiction.
The table below will help you find the appropriate agency you should approach:

Province/Region	Agency
Alberta	Service Alberta
British Columbia	Insurance Corporation of British Columbia
Manitoba	Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation
New Brunswick	Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Newfoundland	Motor Registration Division
Nova Scotia	Registry of Motor Vehicles
Ontario	Ministry of Government and Consumer Services
Québec	SAAQ : Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec and Government of Québec
Prince Edward Island	Prince Edward Island Department of Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy
Saskatchewan	Saskatchewan Government Insurance
Northwest Territories	Northwest Territories Department of Transportation’s Motor Vehicle Division
Nunavut	Department of Economic Development and Transportation
Yukon	Yukon Motor Vehicles Office