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Notary Public in Wyoming

Requirements, salary data, licensing costs, and career ROI for WY

Est. Total Cost

$60

Education + exams + fees

Time to Complete

1-2 weeks

From start to licensed

How to Become a Notary Public in Wyoming

To become a Notary Public in Wyoming, applicants must be at least 18 years old and meet residency requirements. They need to review the Notary Education Presentation from the Wyoming Secretary of State or complete an approved vendor course, and then pass the associated exam. The application, along with a $60 fee, is submitted to the Wyoming Secretary of State, who is the licensing body. Wyoming notaries can perform notarial acts in Montana if Montana recognizes their authority.

Notary Public Requirements in Wyoming

Detail	Wyoming
Licensing Body	Wyoming Secretary of State
State License Required	Yes
Education	Review the Notary Education Presentation provided by the Secretary of State OR take an approved vendor course, and pass an exam.
Exam	Wyoming Notary Public Examination (20-question true/false exam on application or vendor's exam)
Application Fee	$60
Renewal	Every 6.0 years
Notes	Minimum age: 18 years old. Must be a Wyoming resident, have a place of employment/practice in Wyoming, or be a spouse/legal dependent of U.S. military personnel on active duty in Wyoming. Must be a U.S. citizen, permanent legal resident, or otherwise lawfully present in the U.S. No disqualifying criminal convictions (no felonies unless civil rights restored). A surety bond is no longer required as of July 1, 2021, but is recommended. A notary journal is required. A new stamp/seal is required for each commission term.

Source: Wyoming Secretary of State

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the steps to becoming a notary public in Wyoming?

In Wyoming, becoming a notary public requires you to complete the required education (Review the Notary Education Presentation provided by the Secretary of State OR take an approved vendor course, and pass an exam.), pass the Wyoming Notary Public Examination (20-question true/false exam on application or vendor's exam), and submit your application ($60 fee).

Do I need a license to work as a notary public in Wyoming?

A state license is required in Wyoming. Wyoming Secretary of State handles notary public licensing — the Wyoming Notary Public Examination (20-question true/false exam on application or vendor's exam) is part of the process.

What's the total cost to get notary public certified in Wyoming?

Costs include application fee ($60). The estimated total investment is $60, including education and training.

How quickly can I become a notary public in Wyoming?

Expect to spend 1-2 weeks from start to finish in Wyoming — covering coursework, supervised experience, and examination.