Title and Car License in Wyoming

[sunsprit]

Originally Posted by Bigbear2

So if I have a 2013 SUV and a 2013 Harley and a 2008 Harley it is going to cost out the but every year. SUV retail 32K 2013 Harley retail 20K 2008 Harley retailed new at 25k

The 2008 will soon drop to the bottom of the matrix, so won't be too pricey. But the 2013 vehicles will still be near the top of the schedule.

[ElkHunter]

Originally Posted by sunsprit

Here in Laramie County, you'll head over to the County Clerk's office with your current vehicle registrations and the WY VIN inspections (done by any peace officer, you can head across the street to the County Jail Sheriff's dept. or a few blocks away in Cheyenne to the PD where they have a row of parking spaces outside the building reserved for this purpose; the fee will be collected by the County Clerk when they process your title).

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In Sheridan County, we're kind of lucky. Our Sheriff started a deal in the County. Just call the Sheriff's office. Give them your name, address, and phone number, tell them you need a VIN inspection. A Deputy will stop by your home within the next 2 days. Thanks Sheriff Dave Hoffmeir!

[ScottStielow]

Originally Posted by ElkHunter

In Sheridan County, we're kind of lucky. Our Sheriff started a deal in the County. Just call the Sheriff's office. Give them your name, address, and phone number, tell them you need a VIN inspection. A Deputy will stop by your home within the next 2 days. Thanks Sheriff Dave Hoffmeir!

Wow that is nice, to get started in the registration process. You do have to get the VIN completed first. Then the registration and title change.
Scott

[sunsprit]

Originally Posted by ElkHunter

In Sheridan County, we're kind of lucky. Our Sheriff started a deal in the County. Just call the Sheriff's office. Give them your name, address, and phone number, tell them you need a VIN inspection. A Deputy will stop by your home within the next 2 days. Thanks Sheriff Dave Hoffmeir!

In Laramie county, a call to the sheriff's dispatcher will put your VIN request into the non-emergency que. It may be that a deputy is nearby and able to respond, or it could take days. I've used this when I had an unregistered vehicle with no plates on it that was a resto project for years, but it can be real iffy as to when you'll get a response. You guys in Sheridan are lucky to have a 2 day response window ... I waited one time for over a week, never knowing when a deputy could get to our place.

I had a neighbor in a bigger hurry to get a vehicle on the road borrow my creaky old 2-axle trailer ... The one with the daylight showing through where the planks are supposed to be ... And haul a truck into town for the VIN inspection.