You can renew online, by phone, or by mail, and we will mail your registration and stickers to you! If you are in another WY county and it is more convenient, you can also renew there.

Yes! It is the same price, and you will get the same stickers.

No. It will be the same price and the stickers will remain in the same expiration month.

• Make sure it has current insurance!
• You must pay 12 months of registration, and
• The stickers always stay in the same month, and
• You must pay for the current registration year of that vehicle
• If more than 1 year has passed we can skip full years

Example 1: Vehicle expired in June of 2018. You renew it in May of 2021. You pay the registration fee for June  2020 - June 2021. (This means the registration is only good for another month before you have to renew again!)

Example 2: Vehicle expired in June of 2018. You wait and renew it in July of 2021. You pay the registration fee for June 2021 - June 2022. (Now you are getting a full year's use out of it!)

Yes! You can register your vehicle in any county no matter where you live, and it is the same price across the state.

Contact the Converse County Clerk's Office at (307) 358-2244.

45 days from the purchase date. It does not need to be notarized.

60 days from the purchase date. It does not need to be notarized.

Yes, if your title has already been processed by the Clerk's Office.

Yes! We can issue a replacement for $6.

Yes. We can issue a replacement for $8. You will get a new plate(s) with a different number, new sticker(s), and registration.

If your plate number is reserved, you can re-order the same number through the Department of Transportation for $30 using this form.

We can only transfer credit to a new purchase by you that you are registering in WY. Otherwise, the credit is unfortunately lost. We cannot apply credit to another vehicle of yours that you want to renew.

Provide a current out-of-state registration, or a registration that is over 30 days expired with a WY title. Click here for more information.

You can either pay for a temporary worker permit, or pay the annual registration fee for Wyoming license plates. Depending on how long you will be working in Wyoming and the type of vehicle you drive, sometimes paying for one year of registration fees and receiving license plates can be cheaper than a temporary worker permit, even if you won't be here for the entire year. If you choose to do this, you do not have to surrender your out-of-state plates.

Get an estimate on registration fees, or read more information on temporary worker permits, including who is exempt.

Title: It is prepared by the Clerk's Office, contact them at (307) 358-2244.

Sales tax: You can pay it any time, the title does not need to be processed first. You have 60 days to pay it. Find out more about sales tax here.

Plates and registration:  You can get your plates once there is a title processed in your name and sales tax has been paid.

• The title if the vehicle is not being financed. Talk to the Clerk's Office about what they will require to switch over your title.
• A bill of sale (required if purchased from a dealership or auction house, or if it is a lease buyout). If you bought it from a dealership, you can just bring in all your paperwork and we can look through it to find what we need.
• Proof of insurance.

Give us a call beforehand, we may just already have everything we need!

Yes, if:

• it is a reserved plate number and a signed and dated letter is provided.
• your immediate family member gifts you a vehicle with the current license plates.
• it is a specialty plate, the current owner provides a letter of relinquishment, and the new owner: reapplies for the plate through the Department of Transportation, includes the letter, and pays the application fee.

There are 3 things you may have to pay to title and register your new vehicle:

• Title: from $0 to $45, contact the Clerk's Office at (307) 358-2244 for more info.
• Sales Tax: If you are a Converse County resident, it is 5% of the purchase price. Find out more about sales tax here.
• Registration: This is a calculation based off the year of the vehicle, original factory price, and weight. Click here for an estimate or call us at (307) 358-3120!

Yes! Keep your paperwork in the vehicle; as a WY resident you can legally drive with it for 60 days from the purchase date, whether or not the dealer gave you a temporary registration. If you want something that visibly shows you are legal, bring in your paperwork and we can give you a 60-day temporary for $5.

• You can drive on a title for 45 days or bill of sale for 60 days.
• You can purchase a temporary registration for up to 90 days from the purchase date. Find out more here.

If a landowner doesn't pay thier property taxes, then the Treasurer's Office advertises the land for 3 weeks in the newspaper, along with a notice giving the time and place for the sale. People show up at the sale and sign up to become a purchaser. The names of all purchasers are mixed and random names are drawn in succession, beginning at 9 a.m. That purchaser can choose an available Parcel from the list of delinquent accounts. The purchaser pays the amount of the taxes due on the land, plus interest to the date of the sale, advertising fees, and a certificate fees. The county issues the purchaser a Certificate of Purchase, entitling the purchaser to a lien on the land. The county distributes the taxes paid by the purchaser to the taxing entities in the county. The landowner has 4 years from the date of the sale to pay the purchaser back his money, including all fees and 18% interest, or the purchaser may apply for a Tax Deed on the land.

There is a limit to one bidder per tax ID.  This limits companies from showing up with dozens of bidders all operating under the same tax ID.

Sales tax is due on a vehicle each time the title is transferred to a new person in exchange for money or other consideration (parts, work, or more). Important: Wyoming law requires that sales tax must be paid on a vehicle within 60 days of the date of purchase . The 60 days includes weekends and holidays. If the sales tax is not paid within 60 days, the following charges apply: - a "civil fee" of $25 - interest at 1% per month the payment is overdue, commencing on the 66th day. - at 10 days past the due date, the "civil fees" becomes: $25 or 10%, whichever is higher. The 60 day period will begin running from the date on the invoice if the vehicle is purchased from a dealer, or the on a bill of sale or when the title was notarized if the vehicle is purchased from an individual. Sales tax can be paid at any time with or without the title being processed within the 60 days. For example, if a person purchases a vehicle for $20,000, and pays the sales tax on the 76th day, they would pay: Sales Tax (5%) - $1,000 Civil Fee (10% of $1,000) - $100 Interest (1% of $1,000) - $10 Total - $1,110

If a person gives you a vehicle that has been licensed in Wyoming or another state, there is no sales tax due on the transaction. Proof must be provided that the vehicle was legally licensed or registered. A person may also purchase a vehicle, pay sales tax, and then give it to another person without sales tax being due a second time. However, if a person purchase a vehicle, does not pay sales tax, and then gives the vehicle to you, either you or the purchaser will have to pay sales tax on the original sales price. Also, a vehicle that is financed at a bank (has a lien on the title) cannot be given as a gift, since vehicle ownership is shared by the title and lien holder. In that case, the person receiving the vehicle would owe sales tax on the amount that it still owed against the vehicle. 

Yes, lease companies are required to charge sales tax based on the sales tax rate of the county that you reside in. The amount is based on what your payment is. 

Example if your payment is $300.00 your tax amount included would be $15.00.

Yes. Any "SALE" creates a taxable event when tangible property is exchanged for cash or consideration. 

Consideration means recompense or payment which includes to the parties to a sale. Consideration is not limited to cash. Assumption of debt is a form of consideration. 

Sales tax would be collected on the remainder of the loan.

Sales tax is owed when a person buys out the lease.  Sales tax is due on the remaining amount owed or the cost of what the vehicle was bought out for. We will require a bill of sale from the lease company or the bank.

Yes, if the home is being purchased brand new. 

Sale of a Transportable home shall be collected upon the first sale of the transportable home. The tax shall be collected on 70% of the sales price of the transportable home. Most of the time the dealership will collect this tax and remit it to the State of Wyoming.

For example: a mobile home brand new costs $150,000.

 You would take 150,000 X 70% which would be $105,000.

Then you would take $105,000 X 5% which would equal $5,250. This would be the sales tax they owed. 

No tax shall be collected upon any subsequent sale of the home.

If you win a vehicle in a raffle, lottery, or anything else, sales tax must either be paid by the group giving away the vehicle or by the winner. If the group giving away the vehicle is a non-profit or tax exempt, they would have no tax liability and neither would the winner. If the group raffling the vehicles is taxable, the sales responsibility belongs to that group.  The winner is still responsible for licensing. The sales tax amount would be based on the "fair market" value of the vehicle, or generally the Blue Book value.

Yes, your title does not have to be recorded in order to pay your sales tax. Our office would just need the Year, Make, Vin number and purchase price to collect sales tax.

Wyoming law requires that the Treasurer’s Office send a tax bill to all property owners. If taxes are paid by a mortgage company, the notice is just for the owner’s information. All mortgage companies and tax services with accounts in Converse County receive the tax roll electronically. Keep the bill for your records. Mortgage companies will be notified separately.

Wyoming law requires that tax notices be sent to the owner of record as of January 1st of the tax year. Since these are the 2022 taxes, they were sent to the owner as of January 1, 2022. When property is sold after January 1, there is usually some arrangement between the seller and buyer regarding who owes what part of the current year property taxes. The new owner will also receive a tax bill in most cases.

We only send out property taxes statements once a year in September, with 1st half and 2nd half stubs enclosed.

As between the grantor and grantee of any property where there is no express agreement in writing as to which party shall pay the taxes that may be assessed on the property, if the property is conveyed on or after January 1, the grantor shall pay the taxes for that year. If there is an agreement between the two parties then obey by the agreement.

There's a line in the valuation area of the notice in the upper right corner that says "Less Veteran Exemption."  If there is an amount there (usually 3,000), a veteran exemption was applied to the account.  To calculate the actual dollars applied, take the amount on the veteran exemption line, multiply it by the Total Mills from the levy section and divide by 1,000.  (for example,  3000 X 57.900 / 1000 = $173.70 actual tax reduction)

Please get in contact with the Assessors’s office. 307-358-2741

The County Assessor has the responsibility to assign a taxable value to all tax accounts.Therefore, you must get in contact with the Assessor’s Office for explanation. All taxpayers should have received a tax assessment in April, though, notifying them of the upcoming taxable value. 

Wyoming laws dictate how many “mills” each taxing entity is allowed to assess for property taxes.We collect the tax and forward it to those entities. If you want more information about how that money is spent, you should contact that particular taxing authority.

The Douglas school district has an educational agreement with Gillette. If you need more information contact the school district.