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Registering an ATV
To register, simply bring the ATV's title into your local county treasurer's office and pay a registration fee that's based on the vehicle's factory cost.
You'll also need an Off-Road Recreational Vehicle (ORV) permit to operate on Wyoming's public lands. This annual permit costs $15 and can be obtained from a variety of locations, including local businesses, Bureau and Land Management offices, and some county treasurers.
Registering a Snowmobile
Snowmobiles, by law, do not require registration in the classic sense. But to operate your machine, you'll need to pay an annual user fee. Get one from your county treasurer's office or from any Wyoming Permit Selling Agent. When you pay the $25 fee, you'll receive a User fee decal that must be affixed, in full view, on the left side of the snowmobile's cowl.
The decals are valid from July 1 to June 30, and must be renewed every year.
Registering a Trailer
Trailers Under 1,000 Pounds
To register a trailer under 1,000 pounds (empty weight) you must:
- Visit your local county treasurer's office.
- Bring a weight certificate.
- Bring a notarized bill of sale.
- Pay all applicable fees.
Title are not issued for trailers under 1,000 pounds.
Trailers Over 1,000 Pounds
To register a trailer 1,000 pounds or more you must:
- Visit your local county treasurer's office.
- Bring a weight certificate.
- Bring the trailer's title.
- Pay all applicable fees.
