Wyoming License Plates

Embossed Plates

Embossed plates can be ordered for standard, specialty, prestige and University of Wyoming plates.

Handicapped Plate

Applications for handicapped plates are available at the County Treasurer’s Office, and on the Applications and Forms tab. The application must be completed and signed by the applicant’s physician and submitted to:
Wyoming Department of Transportation
5300 Bishop Boulevard
Cheyenne, WY 82009-3340

The Department will determine the eligibility for a license plate or placard. The County Treasurer’s Office will issue registration and plates upon approval from the Department of Transportation.

Personalized Prestige & Radio Amateur

Applications for Personalized Prestige and Radio Amateur (Ham Radio) plates are available at the County Treasurer’s Office, and on the Applications and Forms tab. The application must be completed with the $30 fee and submitted to:
Wyoming Department of Transportation
5300 Bishop Boulevard
Cheyenne, WY 82009-3340

Special Plates

The following plates are available to qualified applicants:

• Air National Guard
• Army National Guard
• Disabled Veteran
• Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs)
• Firefighters
• Pearl Harbor Survivor
• Prisoner of War
• Purple Heart Recipient
• University of Wyoming

Applications for special plates must be submitted to the County Treasurer’s Office where eligibility will be determined. Approved applications will be forwarded to the Department of Transportation who assigns plate numbers and then sends the plates to the County Treasurer’s Office. Please allow six weeks for processing.

Veteran Plates

Once filled out, the application must be submitted to the Wyoming Veterans Commission for confirmation of the applicant’s eligibility. WYDOT then will make the plates and ship them to the county treasurer’s office in the county in which the vehicle is registered for pickup.

Applications

Applications for license plates are available through county treasurer offices, WY Department of Transportation’s (WYDOT) Motor Vehicle Services office and the WYDOT website. All specialty license plates in Wyoming must be approved by the Legislature. To view available online application forms, select the Applications and Forms tab.

State law requires WYDOT to issue new license plates every eight years because that is the average life of the reflective materials on the plates.