Auto Title Information

A Wyoming Title is required to obtain a Wyoming vehicle registration. To obtain a Wyoming Title, the previous title or Manufacturers Statement of Origin must be surrendered to the County Clerk's office. Depending on the circumstance, additional forms such as a VIN (Vehicle Identifications Number) inspection must also be presented. A Non-Resident/Non-Transferable (NR) Title may be obtained for individuals who are temporarily working in the State. To obtain a NR Title, an individual must have a current registration from their home state and they will not be required to surrender their current title. Forms used: Click on the form name to view and print.

Purchaser's Title Application (PDF)

The Application is required when a person is obtaining a title. The form needs to be completed and notarized. Prior title that has been properly executed along with an Odometer Statement must accompany the Application. If there is a lien against the vehicle, a legible and properly completed Security Agreement or Financing Statement must also accompany the Application.

Affidavit of Repossession (PDF)

The Application is required when a person is obtaining a title. The form needs to be completed and notarized. Prior title that has been properly executed along with an Odometer Statement must accompany the Application. If there is a lien against the vehicle, a legible and properly completed Security Agreement or Financing Statement must also accompany the Application. An Affidavit of Repossession is used when a person has defaulted on a loan and the lien holder wishes to get a title in the name of the lien holder. The lien needs to have been properly filed. A lien release must accompany the affidavit along with Title Application and Odometer Statement. The Affidavit of Repossession must be filed in the county where the lien was filed.

The Application for Title and VIN Inspection Form (PDF)

The Application for Title and VIN Inspection Form is used when a title is going to be issued off of an out of state title. The top part needs to be completed by the purchaser and the form needs to be notarized. The bottom part needs to be completed by a Law Enforcement Officer in the State of Wyoming. Prior title that has been properly executed along with the Odometer Statement must accompany the Application. If there is a lien against the vehicle, a legible and properly completed Security Agreement or Financing Statement must also accompany the Application.

A Combined Affidavit of Repossession and Bill of Sale (PDF)

A Combined Affidavit of Repossession and Bill of Sale is used when a person has defaulted on a loan and the lien holder wishes to transfer ownership to another person. The lien needs to have been properly filed. A lien release must accompany the affidavit along with Title Application, Odometer Statement. The Combined Affidavit of Repossession and Bill of Sale must be filed in the county where the lien was filed.

Application for a Duplicate Title (PDF)

If you have lost a title that was properly filed in the Sheridan County Clerk's Office, you can apply for a Duplicate Title. If there is an open lien on our copy of the title, you will need to get a lien release. If the lien has not been paid off then you need to obtain a letter from the lien holder advising us that they are aware that you are obtaining a Duplicate Title.

Warranty and Notarization Statement (PDF)

Warranty and Notarization Statements are generally attached to the yellow titles that Wyoming issued when the notary section was removed. This form also can be used for additional signatures of owners. For example if you needed to get an owner to sign the title off, you could mail the form to the owner instead of the actual title.

Odometer Statement (PDF)

The Odometer Statement is used to disclose the mileage of a vehicle. Federal law required that vehicles that aren't over ten years old must have the mileage disclosed.

Lien Release (PDF)

The lien release is used to allow the County Clerk to release the lien on the title. The lien release must be filed in the county where the lien was filed.

Please look on our Fee Schedule page to find the applicable fees.


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