The Wyoming Department of Transportation is in charge of driver’s licenses, registrations, and titles. You will need to visit a Driver Service location or your County Treasurer for your motor vehicle and licensing needs. Both locations are responsible for different services.
Wyoming’s Driver Services facilities are in charge of all issues related to driver licenses. Visit one of these facilities for:
In order to get a driver license or ID card, you need to show proof of identity, proof of current residence, and proof of social security number. If you are changing your name, you also need to bring proof of your name change. That can be a certified marriage certificate, divorce decree, court order, or a legal document that reflects the name change. Gather all of your documents prior to visiting the facility. Then, you won’t have any trouble obtaining your new license or ID card.
Exam stations have different hours, so check the hours before visiting your local station. You can view the hours for each of the 29 facilities on the DOT website.
The County Treasurer is responsible for registrations, license plates, and titles. You can fill out your title application and VIN inspection form online and bring it to the office to save time.
Keep in mind that the license plates change every eight years. The state offers specialty plates with each new design.
If you have questions or need to send information to the Department of Transportation, you can do so through the mail, via an online form, or over the phone. Make sure you correspond with the right department.
If you need to reach out through the mail, send your information to:
Driver and Motor Vehicle Services
5300 Bishop Blvd.
Cheyenne, WY 82009
To send an online inquiry, fill out the online form on the DOT’s website.
If you have an inquiry related to driver services, call:
307-777-4800
If you need to reach someone about your title or registration, call:
307-777-4883