WYOMING.
Keep the HIN intact when replacing surface graphics

Wyoming Game and Fish distinguishes the federally required Hull Identification Number from the state registration number and says the HIN must appear on the registration certificate. Its guidance warns against altering or removing a HIN without express Coast Guard authorization. It also directs owners of boats lacking a manufacturer HIN to obtain one through the state boating agency. A replacement vinyl order is not a way to create or repair an official HIN.

Official reference: wgfd.wyo.gov

Before removing old graphics near the transom, photograph the HIN location and mark it as an exclusion area for surface work. Keep any concern about a missing, damaged or inconsistent HIN with the owner and responsible authority. Prepare the custom number proof from the confirmed registration assignment rather than the HIN string. Include wide photographs showing the entire proposed installation area and close-ups of existing coatings. If refinishing is planned, have the installer explain how protected identifiers will remain intact before approving the graphics layout.

For a Wyoming fleet or outfitter, maintain separate columns for the vessel identifier, optional asset label and custom brand artwork. Road vehicles and trailers need their own company and applicable carrier wording. Use a receiving checklist that assigns each package to one asset and records spare sets separately. Include the actual destination ZIP code and any onward transport arranged by the customer. Confirm the proposed material against the finished surface, then coordinate independent installation only after production and freight arrangements are reviewed.

Send the Wyoming delivery ZIP code, recipient, quantities and approved artwork with your quote request. Materials, production timing and freight are confirmed during review. Installation is arranged separately; printed vehicle-wrap panels need the independent installer’s dimensions and overlap instructions. Saving or exporting a configuration preserves specifications but does not complete payment, obtain official documents or set an arrival date. Check current agency guidance before approving any regulated markings.