Wyoming MV-007 — Bill of Sale
This page covers the Wyoming vehicle bill of sale. Wyoming law sets out a model bill of sale in W.S. 31-2-104(h)(ii), and a county clerk may ask for one that substantially conforms with it; confirm the current form and its number with your county clerk before relying on it. For an ordinary sale with the title in hand, a bill of sale is not required — the buyer applies for title at the county clerk's office.
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State rules change. We check these requirements against official state sources, but details can go out of date. Confirm with your state's motor vehicle agency before you rely on them. If you notice anything wrong or outdated, email support@billofsale.app.
About This Form
Covers: Wyoming Vehicle Bill of Sale — MV-007 (form number not confirmed)
Agency: Wyoming Department of Transportation — Motor Vehicle Services
Purpose: Documents a private vehicle sale in Wyoming — the price and date behind the title application at the county clerk and the 4% state sales tax the county treasurer collects.
When required: A bill of sale is required when a bank holds the title at delivery, for auction sales, or when the county clerk asks for one. The seller's title assignment must be signed before a notarial officer. For an ordinary private sale, the buyer applies for title at the county clerk's office within 45 days (Wyo. Stat. 31-2-201(a)(ii)(D)).
Wyoming Vehicle Sale Requirements
What to Include in a Wyoming Bill of Sale
A complete bill of sale usually includes:
- Seller name, address
- Buyer name, address
- Year, make, model
- VIN
- Odometer
- Sale price
- Date of sale
- Seller signature
Official Source
Check with the Wyoming DOT for any state-specific form, or use our free generator above to pre-fill a Wyoming bill of sale.
Frequently Asked Questions
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