Notary Public in Wyoming
Browse 12 cities in Wyoming to find a notary public near you.
Wyoming notaries serve a 6-year commission (Wyo. Stat. §32-3-120). The state's favorable business climate drives demand for notarization of corporate and business documents, and mobile notaries provide essential services to Wyoming's spread-out ranching, energy, and tourism communities across one of the country's largest and most sparsely populated states. Wyoming's fee cap was raised from $5 to $10 per signature effective July 2021 — a change worth flagging since older sources (including some notary-industry sites) still cite the outdated $5 figure. Remote online notarization is legal in Wyoming. Wyoming requires training but no bond or exam to become a notary.
Is this notary really commissioned?
Anyone can claim to be a notary. Before you rely on one for an important document, it costs nothing to check that their commission is real, active, and hasn't expired.
Wyomingdoesn't offer a free public tool to look up an individual notary's commission status online. To verify one, contact the Wyoming Secretary of State — Notary Division at sos.wyo.gov/Business/Notary.aspx directly.
What you can legally be charged
As of July 2026, Wyoming law caps the fee a notary can charge for a standard notarial act at $10 per notarial act. A notary who charges more than the legal maximum for a standard act is breaking the law — you're entitled to ask what they charge before they begin.
What to expect
- Bring a valid, government-issued photo ID — the notary can't proceed without one.
- Your notary is required to record the transaction in a journal — expect to sign it and provide some basic details.
- Every document is marked with the notary's official stamp or seal, confirming the notarization is complete.
Remote Online Notarization
Wyoming has adopted RON — documents can be notarized over a live video call.
Full RON details →For aspiring notaries
Becoming a notary in Wyoming
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| Commission term | 6 years |
| Surety bond | Not required |
| Training course | Required |
| State exam | Not required |
Total cost to become a notary in Wyoming typically runs $195–$220, covering the application, training, and supplies.
Full guide to becoming a notary →Sourced from the National Notary Association, verified July 2026. Confirm current requirements with the Wyoming Secretary of State — Notary Division.