Wyoming Title Support

1. On the front of the title, the top section contains boxes for important vehicle information, including make, model, year, VIN, etc. Below this section, the current owner’s information should be printed, including their name and address. A notary is needed to seal title.

2. At the bottom of the first page, there are three spaces for lien releases. Any lienholders on the sale should print their information and sign. If there are no liens, leave this section blank.

3. On the back of the title under "Assignment of Ownership," the top section should include the buyer’s (purchaser's) name and address. The name must be printed, and if there are multiple buyers, all should be listed.

4. For the Odometer Disclosure section under "Seller to Complete", the vehicle’s mileage should be recorded. The seller should write their name in the blank space and then write in the vehicle’s mileage at time of sale. There are a few checkboxes, and one should be marked to indicate if the mileage is accurate or inaccurate.

5. The seller(s) must print their name(s) and sign below the odometer disclosure under "Seller and Notary to Complete" section. The date of sale should also be recorded in this section.

6. The Notary Statement section should only be filled out by an authorized public notary, including sealing the document with their stamp.

7. After the notary section, the buyer (purchaser) should sign the document and print their name.

Helpful Tips

• Wyoming requires that titles be notarized by a public notary. Do not attempt to sign the title until you have made an appointment with the notary.
• If there is a lienholder on the sale and they cannot be present to sign the document, a separate lien release letter will be required.

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