A Wyoming motor vehicle bill of sale legitimizes a transaction between the state’s seller and buyer of a vehicle. It transfers vehicle titles from one name to another and establishes vehicle ownership. The form outlines the description and terms of the sale, as well as information about the buyer and seller.
Vehicle Registration
You must register your motor vehicle in Wyoming to operate it legally.
If you are temporarily employed in Wyoming and plan to be in the state for less than 120 consecutive days, you may apply for a temporary vehicle registration. Each Wyoming county handles its own vehicle registrations, so contact your local county treasurer’s office for specifics.
Where to Register Your Vehicle
You can register your vehicle at the Wyoming County Clerk’s Office in the county where you live. The Wyoming Department of Transportation provides a list of county clerk offices in the state and links to the necessary forms to get started. You will need to appear in person if you are registering a vehicle for the first time and submit the necessary paperwork showing a change in ownership.
Documents Required at the County Clerk’s Office
Before heading out to register your vehicle for the first time, be sure to gather the following items to take with you:
- Bill of Sale for the vehicle or a dealer’s invoice (if purchased from a dealership)
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Odometer Disclosure Statement
- As there might be specific regulations, ask the county clerk offices in Wyoming for their approved Odometer Disclosure Statement forms and rules.
- Title Application and VIN Inspection Form (MV-300A)
- A copy of the vehicle’s title
- A valid driver’s license or state-issued ID
- Registration fees
- The Wyoming DOT charges both a county fee and state fee for vehicle registration.
- Proof of insurance
- $25,000 per person for bodily injury
- $50,000 per accident for bodily injury
- $20,000 per accident for property
Wyoming Vehicle Bill of Sale Sample
Use our free, printable Wyoming vehicle bill of sale to transfer your vehicle’s title to your name. It’s available in Word and PDF formats.