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Statutes Title 31
Motor Vehicles from The Wyoming State Legislature |
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| Transfer Requires
Certificate, Except as otherwise provided for dealers, and transfers
by operation of law, owner who transfers interest in vehicle for which certificate of
title has been issued, must endorse an assignment and warranty of title upon certificate,
with a statement of liens and encumbrances thereon. See Wyoming Statutes 31-2-104 |
| Subscribed and Presented To
County Clerk The assignment, warranty and statement must be subscribed and
acknowledged by owner before a notary public, with certificate dated and delivered to
transferee at time of delivering the vehicle. Except for transactions involving dealers,
transferee must present the certificate to a county clerk and apply for new certificate of
title for the vehicle generally within Forty-five (45) days. See Wyoming Statutes 31-2-104 |
| Licensed Dealer
If transferee is a licensed dealer who holds vehicle for resale, procures certificate of
title from transferor, and operates vehicle only for demonstration purposes under dealer
license plates, the dealer is not required to obtain a new certificate of title, but may
transfer vehicle by assignment and warranty of title upon the certificate of title, and
deliver the certificate to a subsequent transferee. See Wyoming Statutes 31-2-104 |
| Damage Disclosure Statement Prior
to sale, transfer or trade-in of a motor vehicle, seller, transferor or trader of vehicle
must provide transferee with an accurately completed damage disclosure statement. The
transferee, when applying for a certificate of title for vehicle pursuant to W.S.
31-2-103, must submit an accurately completed damage disclosure statement to county clerk.
See Wyoming Statutes 31-2-104 |
| Statement or Waiver
If transferee is not provided with or cannot obtain a properly executed damage disclosure
statement from transferor, he may sign a release and waiver. Except as provided by
subsection, no certificate of title will be issued unless damage disclosure statement or
purchaser's release accompanies application. Subsection does not apply to vehicles with
more than ten (10) years of service, or to vehicles with certificates which indicate
vehicle has been rebuilt, reconstructed. See Wyoming Statutes 31-2-104 |
| Certain Damage Over $4,000
Only damage in excess of four thousand dollars ($4,000.00) per incident must be disclosed
on form. "Damage" means any damage caused to vehicle by fire, vandalism,
collision, weather or submersion in water, but does not include normal wear and tear,
glass damage, mechanical repairs or electrical repairs that have not been caused by fire,
vandalism, collision, weather or submersion in water. See Wyoming Statutes 31-2-104 |
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