CarDocsVEHICLE TITLE · BILL OF SALE
Keep your vehicle ownership records together.
Save a copy of your vehicle title, bill of sale, and related purchase paperwork with the right car in CarDocs for iPhone. Find the record when you need to check a detail or prepare for a sale.
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Know where the important paperwork is
A title and a bill of sale serve different purposes, but both can become hard to find after a move, a refinance, or years of ownership. CarDocs gives each vehicle a document list, so copies and purchase details stay connected to that vehicle instead of disappearing among unrelated photos.
How it works
Choose the vehicle
Open the correct vehicle profile before adding ownership paperwork, especially if you manage more than one car.
Add each document
Store the title copy and bill of sale as separate records. Review the document type and any extracted information before saving.
Find it later
Return to the vehicle’s documents when checking a purchase detail, preparing records for a buyer, or locating a warranty.
When a vehicle changes hands
Before selling a car, you can review its bill of sale and service records in the same vehicle profile. Keep the original title and complete any transfer through the authority that governs your state; an app copy is an organizer, not a legal transfer.
Why CarDocs helps
Separate document types
Keep title, purchase agreement, warranty, and other records distinct instead of burying them in one photo album.
A record tied to the car
Ownership paperwork stays beside the vehicle’s registration, insurance, and maintenance history.
Ready to review
Open a saved copy when you need to check information, without assuming a digital copy replaces the original.
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Frequently asked questions
Can a CarDocs title copy replace the original title?
No. A saved copy helps you organize information. State rules determine which original or official electronic title is required for ownership and transfer.
Are a title and a bill of sale the same document?
No. They may both be involved in a purchase or sale, but their legal roles and requirements differ by state. Keep them as separate records.
Can I store records for several vehicles?
Yes. CarDocs organizes documents by vehicle; the number of available vehicle profiles can depend on your plan.