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By law, our office issues certificates of title for vehicles in Laramie County, WY. If you own a business and are looking to title your vehicle here, you must provide a physical location and street address. The address cannot be a registered agent, corporate service or virtual office authorized only for acceptance of service of process. What is a title? A certificate of title is a legal document that establishes ownership of a mobile home, motor vehicle, snowmobile, trailer, or watercraft. Information on vehicle ownership is entered into state and national databases. In Wyoming, vehicle titles are issued by the County Clerk according to the laws of Wyoming. Transferring ownership can be a complicated process and can involve the laws of many states. Each title situation is different, and there can be many variables affecting the transfer of ownership. The information on our website addresses the most common situations you may encounter. If you have questions, it is important to contact the County Clerk’s Titles office for guidance. What is a vehicle registration? Registration allows a vehicle to be driven on public roads. In Wyoming, vehicle registration and license plates are issued by the County Treasurer, who also collects vehicle sales taxes. For information on vehicle registration and sales taxes, call (307) 633-4232 or visit the Laramie County Treasurer website . Title Tips for Sellers All persons whose names are on a Wyoming certificate of title must sign in the presence of a notary to sell a vehicle. However, for Wyoming titles issued on or after Jan. 1, 2020, the notarized signature of only one party is required if multiple owners’ names are joined by or” and are not designated as JTWROS. The Odometer Disclosure Statement . A bill of sale (Check with the County Treasurer’s office on bill of sale requirements. Call (307) 633-4232 or visit Laramie County Treasurer website . If you allow the buyer to make payments, consider filing a Security Agreement to protect your interests should the buyer default on payments. Always bring photo identification with you when visiting the Titles office. Title Tips for Buyers Never buy a vehicle if the seller can’t show you the title in their name, unless you can verify that the title is held by a bank or credit union. Make sure all previous liens have been properly released. Each state has different requirements. Call our office for specific information. Your Wyoming physical address must appear on the title. All persons whose names are on a Wyoming certificate of title must sign in the presence of a notary to sell a vehicle. However, for Wyoming titles issued on or after Jan 1, 2020, the notarized signature of only one party is required if multiple owners’ names are joined by or” and are not designated as JTWROS. HOW DO I GET A TITLE ON MY VEHICLE? New Vehicle Purchased From a Dealer A new vehicle comes with a Manufacturer’s Statement of Origin (MSO) or Manufacturer’s Certificate of Origin (MCO). A licensed franchise dealer can assign ownership to the buyer by signing the back of the MSO and having their signature notarized. If the dealer’s signature is not notarized, state law requires it be rejected. In most cases, the dealer will forward your paperwork to our office. If you are financing the purchase, your paperwork may come from your financial institution. When we receive your paperwork, we will send you a letter notifying you to come to the office to sign the application for title. If the dealer or lender gives you the paperwork, bring the following documents to our office: The original MSO signed by the dealer (signature must be notarized). The Sales/Use Tax form if purchased from a Wyoming dealer. The Odometer Disclosure Statement . Completed Dealer Reassignment or title application. Photo identification. Used Vehicle Purchased From a Wyoming Dealer To transfer the title of a pre-owned vehicle currently titled in the state of Wyoming, you will need the following: All persons whose names are on a Wyoming certificate of title must sign in the presence of a notary to sell a vehicle. However, for Wyoming titles issued on or after Jan 1, 2020, the notarized signature of only one party is required if multiple owners’ names are joined by or” and are not designated as JTWROS. M ake certain that any liens noted on the front of the Wyoming title have been released by the County Clerk or the seller must give you a lien release or termination statement from the lienholder. The Odometer Disclosure Statement. (For more information, see FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT TITLING) A Wyoming sales and use tax form. Photo identification. Used Vehicle with an Out-of-State Title If the title you receive has a place for the seller’s signature to be notarized, then the seller needs to sign it in the presence of a notary public. (Some states do not require notarization of the seller(s) signature.) To be issued a Wyoming title in your name, you will need the following: Original certificate of title signed by the seller(s) according to the laws of the state that issued the title. Make certain that any liens noted on the title have been released or that you are given a lien release or termination statement from the lienholder. The Odometer Disclosure Statement. (For more information, see FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT TITLING) A vehicle identification number (VIN) inspection . The original certificate of title with all owners’ signatures properly notarized (if the title was issued by another state, call the titles office at (307) 633-4247 to see if seller signatures need to be notarized). If the out-of-state title is branded in any way (salvage, rebuilt, flood, etc.), Wyoming law requires the same brand be printed on the Wyoming Certificate of Title. Photo identification. Used Vehicle Purchased From an Individual If you are purchasing a vehicle from an individual, always ask to see the title . You will need the following: The original certificate of title with...