Required Paperwork

First and foremost, you will need to sign over the title. In many cases, especially if it is a Wyoming title, both the buyer and seller will need to track down a notary to witness the signing. All the vehicle owners listed on the title must sign.

Also, fill out a bill of sale. Wyoming doesn't use a formal bill of sale; some counties provide one, while others rely on the transaction parties to provide one. Everyone involved in the sale should be named on the document, along with the agreed-upon selling price and the make and year of the vehicle.

Lastly, an Odometer Disclosure Statement is necessary if the vehicle is less than 10 years old.

Selling Without a Title

It just can't be done.

If you have lost your title or it has been mutilated, you will need to apply for a duplicate before you sell the vehicle. Check with your county clerk's office and either apply in person or via snail mail for a duplicate.

There is an 11-day waiting period. and you'll need signatures from all listed owners on the original title. You'll also need to have your application notarized.

Selling Without the Registration

If you want to give the buyer your registration card, that's fine. But, it's not required for the sale.

Notice of Transfer and Release of Liability

No action is required on your behalf. The Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) will update your records when the buyer registers and titles the vehicle.

Bill of Sale

A bill of sale is required. For convenience sake, you can easily download a copy of this form from our Bill of Sale page.

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