How to Sign a Vehicle Title in Wyoming: Step-by-Step Guide
Before proceeding, it is essential to carefully review these instructions, locate the relevant sections on the title, and thoroughly read any provided guidelines. Please note that Wyoming titles require notarization, which typically occurs at the county clerk's office or any other authorized notary service provider. Do not complete the title until you are at the designated office, and ensure to bring valid photo identification with you. Failure to provide identification may result in the notary being unable to validate your signature. In cases where multiple individuals own the vehicle and cannot personally visit the clerk's office to have their signatures witnessed, the seller may bring a Warranty and Notarization Statement for each party involved.
Upon turning to the back of your Wyoming car title, focus on the upper section:
1. On the first line, print the buyer's name.
2. Proceed to enter the buyer's street address on the top line of the next section. Beneath that, input the seller's city, state, and zip code in their respective spaces.
3. The subsequent section pertains to the odometer statement. Here, the buyer should print their name on the longer line and record the current odometer reading on the shorter line.
4. Under the section labeled "Signature of seller," the seller should sign their name.
5. If the vehicle is co-owned, the second individual can sign their name on the following line.
6. Following that, both sellers can print their names on the next line.
7. Input the date of the vehicle sale on the subsequent line.
8. On the line designated for "Purchaser's signature(s)," the buyer(s) should sign their name(s). Additionally, on the adjacent line, the buyer(s) should print their name(s). If multiple buyers are involved, ensure that all names fit within the provided space.
For further details regarding the transfer of a car title in Wyoming, please refer to the Department of Transportation website.
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