6 documents with official rules · $9.95 each
Legal forms, by your state’s rules
As of October 27, 2026, SimplePaperwork has state rules on file for the vehicle bill of sale in 15 states, the residential lease agreement in 14 states, the power of attorney in 15 states, the notice to pay rent or quit in 9 states and the month-to-month termination notice in 8 states, each rule with its official source.
Plain-English documents for everyday deals: selling a car, renting a home, giving a tenant notice, naming someone to act for you, letting a child travel abroad. Each page shows the official rules with the source and the date we checked it.
Documents
Vehicles
Vehicle Bill of Sale
A vehicle bill of sale is a signed record that a seller transferred a car, truck or motorcycle to a buyer on a given date, for a given price.
15 statesAZCAFLGAILMAMINJNYNCOHPATXVAWA
$9.95
Housing
Residential Lease Agreement
A residential lease agreement sets the terms for renting a home: who rents it, for how long, for how much, and who takes care of what.
14 statesAZCAFLGAILMAMINJNYNCPATXVAWA
$9.95
Notice to Pay Rent or Quit
A notice to pay rent or quit is a landlord’s written demand that tells a tenant how much rent is past due and how many days the tenant has to pay it or move out before an eviction case can be filed.
9 statesCAFLGAILMINYOHPATX
$9.95
Month-to-Month Termination Notice
A month-to-month termination notice is a landlord’s written notice that ends a rental with no fixed end date, on a day that gives the tenant at least the notice the state requires.
8 statesCAFLGAILMINYPATX
$9.95
Authority
Power of Attorney
A power of attorney lets one person, the principal, name another person, the agent, to act for them in money or legal matters.
15 statesAZCAFLGAILMAMINJNYNCOHPATXVAWA
$9.95
Family
Child Travel Consent Letter
A child travel consent letter is a signed note in which a parent who is not on the trip, or both parents, give permission for a child to travel abroad with one parent, another adult or alone.
Same in every state
$9.95
In review
Promissory Note
A promissory note is a written promise by a borrower to repay a set amount of money to a lender, on a schedule, with or without interest.
State rules in review
Not on sale yet
LLC Operating Agreement
An LLC operating agreement sets out who owns a limited liability company, how it is run, and how profits, losses and decisions are shared.
State rules in review
Not on sale yet
Security Deposit Demand Letter
A security deposit demand letter is a written request from a former tenant asking the landlord to return the deposit or explain the deductions.
State rules in review
Not on sale yet
How a form works here
Government forms are free on each agency’s website. You pay for the preparation, never for the form.
SimplePaperwork is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. We explain public forms and official steps, and you decide what to sign and file.
- Read your state’s rules. Deadlines, official forms and who signs, each with its source.
- Preview the document. Every section title and the first two clauses are free to read.
- Answer the questions. The document is filled in from your answers; you can edit it later.
- Sign it yourself. Follow the signing checklist for your state. Nothing is filed in your name.
Frequently asked questions
Are these documents valid in my state?
Each state page lists that state’s own rules for the document, such as deadlines, official forms and who signs, with the statute or agency page and the date we read it. Whether a document fits your situation is your decision; SimplePaperwork does not give legal advice.
What do I get for the price?
$9.95 buys one document for one state, filled in from your answers, with free edits from your order link. Full refund within 7 days of purchase, no questions asked.
Does SimplePaperwork file the document for me?
No. SimplePaperwork is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. You sign the document and file it, if filing is needed, yourself.