Application For Certificate Of Title And Vin/hin Inspection Form (Page 2 of 2) in pdf

NOTICE:

The person conducting the VIN (vehicle) or

HIN (watercraft)

identification number inspection SHALL be authorized by

their state statute regarding inspections of this nature. Any person who conducts a VIN or

HIN

inspection and is not lawfully

authorized to do so shall be cause to void the title application and may void any title or registration issued that is related to this

VIN or

HIN

inspection. In addition, YOU MAY BE SUBJECT TO CRIMINAL PENALTIES.

(A VALID HIN on a watercraft is

required to have 12 alpha-numeric digits, with no spaces or dashes.)

V.I.N.

Wyoming

Inspection Statutes

W.S.

31-2-103.

Contents

application;

signature;

vehicle

identification

number;

issuance

certificate.

(a)

(vi)

In the case of a vehicle registered or titled in a state other than Wyoming, or any

homemade vehicle, rebuilt vehicle, reconstructed vehicle, any vehicle assembled from a kit or any vehicle

for which a bond is required, a current statement made by a Wyoming law enforcement officer,

or licensed

Wyoming dealer only for vehicles in his inventory or possession,

that the vehicle identification number on

the vehicle has been inspected and that the inspection occurred in Wyoming and certifying the correct

vehicle identification number displayed on the vehicle.

Any licensed Wyoming dealer performing an

inspection of a vehicle identification number under this section shall, in addition to the requirements of

this act, do so pursuant to W.S. 31-11-108.

In the case of a vehicle not in

Wyoming, the vehicle

identification number may be inspected and certified on a form approved by the department if the

inspection is made by an authorized law enforcement officer of a city, county or state law enforcement

agency or a commissioned officer at a federal military installation

or any other person authorized to do

so by law

and delivered to the county clerk in the county where the application for certificate of title

is made along with payment for the inspection fee required under W.S. 31-3-102(b)(iv);

(ix)

Such other information as required by the department or county clerk which may include but

not be limited to a vehicle bill of sale or similar document, any documentation necessary to verify proof

of ownership including an affidavit for proof of ownership or any surety bond required by this act.

Any

affidavit for proof of ownership shall be prescribed pursuant to W.S. 31-1-201(d) and shall be utilized by

each county of this state;

(x)

A Wyoming certificate of title shall contain an appropriate notice whenever records readily

accessible to the state indicate that the motor vehicle was previously issued a title or registration from

any jurisdiction that bore any word or symbol signifying that the vehicle was "salvage", "unrebuildable",

"parts only", "scrap", "junk", "nonrepairable", "reconstructed", "rebuilt" or any other symbol or word of

like kind, or that it has been damaged by flood.

Any information concerning a motor vehicle's status

shall also be conveyed on any subsequent title issued for the vehicle by this state, including a duplicate

or replacement title.

(d)

Upon receipt of an application and payment of fees any county clerk shall, if satisfied that

the applicant is the owner of the vehicle for which application for certificate of title is made, issue a

paper certificate of title or electronic certificate of title, if available, upon a form or electronic

format, approved by and provided at cost to the county clerk by the department in the name of the owner

bearing the signature and seal of the county clerk's office. The county clerk shall not deliver a

certificate of title issued under this section until presentation of a receipt for payment of sales or use

tax pursuant to W.S. 39-15-107(b) or 39-16-107(b).

Salvage

Wyoming

Statute Information

W.S. 31-2-107.

Titles for damaged vehicles; return of certificate of title and registration for

damaged vehicle; replacement title and registration.

(a)

When a motor vehicle is declared a total loss by the insurance company or, in the event an

insurance company is not involved in the settlement of the claim, sustains damage in an amount exceeding

seventy-five percent (75%) of its actual retail cash value, as set forth in any current edition of a

nationally recognized automotive appraisal guide or other source approved by the Wyoming insurance

department, the owner or insurance company, if it obtains ownership of the vehicle through transfer of

title as a result of a settlement of an insurance claim, shall forward the properly endorsed certificate

of title to the office of the county clerk that issued the certificate of title together with an

application for a certificate of title branded salvage and payment of the fee required under W.S.

31-3-102(a)(vii) to obtain a properly branded certificate of title. When any vehicle accident report is

required under chapter 5, article 11 of this title, the investigating officer shall provide written notice

to the owner or operator of the vehicle of the requirements under this section.

(d)

This section shall not apply to motor vehicles with more than eight (8) years of service

except

any vehicle that was previously issued a title from any state that bore any word or symbol signifying that

the

vehicle

was

"salvage",

"unrebuildable",

"parts

only",

"scrap",

"junk",

"nonrepairable",

"reconstructed", "rebuilt" or any other symbol or word of like kind, or that it has been damaged by flood,

shall obtain a Wyoming title with the prior brand or any other information concerning the motor vehicle

status,

carried forward on any subsequent Wyoming title regardless of years of service.

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