How Much are Wyoming Military License Plates?

Wyoming military license plates cost $50. Wyoming offers different military license plates to honor those who served, including the following options:

• Disabled veteran plates
• Merchant Marines
• Purple Heart
• Veteran plates
• National Guard

Wyoming provides free military license plates to former POWs.

How much are handicap car tags?

How Much are Wyoming Handicap Plates?

Wyoming disability plates and placards are “free” (as in, no extra charge over and above the registration fee of $30) for disabled residents.

Eligible applicants can get the following:

• 2 cardboard placards
• 1 placard and 1 set of disability plates

To apply for these, take the following steps:

1. Get an application form from your county treasurer office
2. Have a doctor complete the medical certification section
3. Return form to the county treasurer’s office for approval
4. Once approved, the treasurer’s office will issue disability plates or placards

How much are commercial vehicle plates?

How Much are Commercial License Plates In Wyoming?

The cost for a commercial license plate in Wyoming ranges from $198 to $1,430 per year depending on the type and weight of the commercial vehicle.

These plates are required to legally operate commercial vehicles on Wyoming roads.

How much are motorcycle plates in Wyoming?

How Much are Motorcycle License Plates In Wyoming?

Wyoming motorcycle registration costs $25. This fee includes the license plate.

How much is a trailer plate in Wyoming?

How Much are Trailer License Plates In Wyoming?

A trailer license plate costs between $5 and $95 per year in Wyoming. Naturally, you only need one license plate for a trailer, and it goes in the rear.

How much are RV plates in Wyoming?

How Much are RV Plates In Wyoming?

Wyoming recreational vehicle (RV) plates cost $90 per year. This annual fee covers license plates and registration for a motorhome.

What do I do with old license plates in WY?

What do I do With Old License Plates in Wyoming?

When you sell your used car in Wyoming, you must [dispose of your old plates properly.

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Here are the options for old Wyoming plates:

1. Return: county treasurer’s office will take back the old plate when issuing a new one. This is the safest option.
2. Recycle: remove any stickers and recycle the plate through local recycling.
3. Keep: some choose to save the old plate as memorabilia. Be sure to invalidate any active stickers first.
4. Transfer: Wyoming allows you to put your old plate on another vehicle you own. Make sure to check with your county treasurer’s office for the proper paperwork for a plate transfer.

It’s always a good idea to deface your old license plate before returning or recycling it. This prevents someone else from illegally using it. Always remove registration stickers before disposing of your plate.

See our state-by-state guide to license plates to learn which states require removal from the vehicle and which states allow the plates to remain with the vehicle when it’s sold.

License Plate Trivia

Here are some interesting facts about Wyoming license plates:

• Wyoming requires a front license plate in addition to the rear plate, unlike some states that require a rear plate only.
• Passenger license plates measure 6 by 12 inches and are rectangular—in Wyoming and across the US.
• Motorcycle license plates are a bit smaller, measuring 4 by 7 inches.
• The Wyoming license plate has six characters. (Across the US, license plate formats range from 6 to 8 characters.)

Steps to get WY plates

How to Apply for Wyoming License Plates?

After you’ve purchased a car from a private seller, you’ll get a new license plate when you register the vehicle in your name with the Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT). Here are the steps you’ll take:

1. Gather the required documents, such as your vehicle title, insurance, and driver’s license.
2. Visit your local county treasurer’s office.
3. Submit the vehicle registration application.
4. Pay applicable registration fees, plate fees, and sales taxes.
5. Get your new plates and registration certificate from the county treasurer’s office.
6. Attach your new Wyoming plates to the rear and front of your vehicle. Wyoming requires two plates.

How do I transfer a title in Wyoming?

How Much is a Title Transfer in Wyoming?

Transferring a vehicle’s title in Wyoming is a two-part process.

1. The seller signs over the certificate of title after you pay them for the car.
2. You complete the title transfer at the county treasurer’s office. At the same time, you apply for a new title, pay sales taxes and fees, complete the registration process, and apply for new license plates.

The seller will provide you with the following Wyoming paperwork:

• Completed certificate of title
• Completed bill of sale
• Proof of lien (if applicable)

Once the seller has provided you with all the paperwork, you need to visit your local Wyoming county treasurer and submit the following:

• A completed Application for Certificate of Title and VIN/HIN Inspection Form
• Payment for title transfer fee: $15
• Payment for vehicle identification number inspection fee: $10

Read our complete guide to a Wyoming title transfer for more info on the subject.

Wyoming vehicle registration

How Much is Registration in Wyoming?

To register your vehicle at the Wyoming county treasurer’s office, you must show proof of insurance.

The first time you register a passenger car, you need to transfer ownership if you’ve just acquired it.

Here are the fees you may owe when you register a car in Wyoming. Note that you’ll owe Wyoming sales tax the first time you register a car that you purchase, whereas most other fees are due annually.

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