Updated September 21, 2021
A Kentucky general bill of sale is a legal document, generally used between two (2) private parties, to prove the sale, purchase, or trade of personal property. This document establishes that there is a change of ownership and supplies specifics about the item(s) that is up for purchase or trade. This form requires notarization. It’s recommended that no one provide any signatures until all signatories are before a notary public and have provided proper identification to the notary prior to witness.