Wyoming statutes state you must apply for Wyoming registration upon becoming a resident of the state, or immediately if you are employed in this state. A resident is defined as anyone not a full time student of the University of Wyoming or a Wyoming Community College, who owns, leases or rents a place of residence within Wyoming, and who regardless of domicile, remains in the Jurisdiction for a period of 120 days or more. Each driver and passenger of a motor vehicle operated in this state shall wear, and each driver of a motor vehicle shall require that a passenger under the age of 12, shall wear a properly adjusted and fastened seat belt when the motor vehicle is in motion on public streets and highways. No person shall operate a passenger vehicle in this state unless each child who is a passenger in that vehicle and who is four years of age or under, and who weighs forty pounds or less, is properly secured in a child safety restraint system. Exceptions are if a licensed physician has determined that the weight or physical or medical condition of the child requires that the child not be secured in such a system, or if the driver of the vehicle is rendering aid or assistance to the child or his parent or guardian.
Laws specifically govern which types of reports can be released to the public.
Contact the Administrative Secretary in person or by phone. The secretary can determine who is eligible to receive a copy. Please allow 5 working days from the date the report was filed. A fee may be charged for some reports. There is a curfew for children under the age of 16.