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Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale Form - Wyoming
What Is a Wyoming Vehicle Bill of Sale?
A Wyoming Motor Vehicle Bill of Sale is a legal document that a seller and a buyer sign to complete the sale of a motor vehicle. This document helps to record the transfer of ownership rights and serves as proof of purchase before the buyer registers the vehicle under their name. It helps protect the legal rights and responsibilities of both parties. If you are selling a vehicle in Wyoming and need a Bill of Sale, you can use our customizable template or download a ready-made down below{class="scroll_to"}.
There is no official statewide Wyoming Vehicle Bill of Sale form. However, you can find some county-issued forms that you can use locally. These counties are Converse, Crook, Carbon, Fremont, Goshen, Campbell, Platte, Sublette, Sweetwater, Tenton, Laramie, Natrona, Park, and Niobrara.
Does a Vehicle Bill of Sale Have to Be Notarized in Wyoming? {id="mcetoc_1du78f9232"}
No, a Vehicle Bill of Sale does not need to be notarized, but it is generally a good idea to have a notary or witness to a vehicle sale in order to confirm the transaction has taken place. This can save any potential trouble which might occur should the seller or buyer contest the transaction at a later date.
How Long Can I Drive on a Bill of Sale in Wyoming? {id="mcetoc_1du78f9220"}
If you do not have the title, and only have a notarized Wyoming Car Bill of Sale, you may operate the vehicle for up to 60 (sixty) days if the title is not available at the time the vehicle is delivered. This means that if the title is being held by a bank or other financial institution but if you have a Bill of Sale that is notarized, you can drive with that document alone for 60 days. Please note that there may be discrepancies in some counties. Moreover, proof of insurance is required when driving a vehicle in Wyoming.
Do You Need a Bill of Sale to Register a Car in Wyoming? {id="mcetoc_1du78f9221"}
The state requires a signed Bill of Sale as proof of purchase when transferring a title with the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). The buyer can apply for a title in their name at the state's DMV by submitting a notarized document signed by both the buyer and the seller and paying the applicable title transfer fee.
In order to fill out the form, you will need to have the following information available: full legal name of the seller and the buyer, contact information, date of purchase, vehicle identification number (VIN), make and model of the car, odometer reading, warranty information (if any), price, and payment method. The buyer must include a statement that the motor vehicle is free and clear of any lawful claims and demands of all and every person whatsoever.
Haven't found the form you're looking for? Take a look at these related forms:
- Form MV-147, Wyoming Affidavit of Vehicle Ownership;
- Form MV-220, Application for Abandoned Vehicle Identification REquest or Vehicle Record and Privacy Disclosure Release;
- Form MV-303, Mobile & Manufactured Home Affidavit;
- Form MV-300A, Application for Certificate of Title and VIN/HIN Inspection Form;
- State of Wyoming Bond for Certificate of Title;
- State of Wyoming Multipurpose Vehicle (MPV) Information Checklist;
- Wyoming Bill of Sale Templates;
- Vehicle Bill of Sale Templates.
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