Renew Your Commission With Confidence
Wyoming requires notary education and an exam with every renewal. Our state-approved online course and exam give you the certificate to attach to your renewal application.
Your Wyoming Renewal Path
Steps to Renew Your Notary Commission in Wyoming
- Step 1
Apply Within Six Weeks of Expiring
The Wyoming Secretary of State accepts renewals starting six weeks before your commission expires. Submit at least two to three weeks early to avoid a lapse.
- Step 2
Complete the NPA Course and Exam
Finish the Notary Public Association Wyoming course and exam and save your certificate of completion. With it, you can skip the exam section of the application.
- Step 3
Sign Your Application Before a Notary
Complete the renewal application and sign the oath section in front of another commissioned notary.
- Step 4
Submit Your Application and Fee
Mail your application, certificate, and the $60 filing fee (check or money order) to the Wyoming Secretary of State.
- Step 5
Get Your New Stamp
Your appointment letter includes stamp instructions. A new stamp is required for every new term.
Fully Online & State Approved
Our Wyoming Notary Renewal Course is 100% online, so you can complete it at your own pace, on your own schedule.
This state-approved course reviews the laws, duties, and procedures you need to renew your commission and continue performing notarial acts in Wyoming with confidence.
Wyoming Certificate of Completion
The Wyoming Notary Public Certificate of Completion confirms you've completed notary education and the exam, meeting Wyoming's requirement for renewing notaries.
Attach this certificate to your renewal application to the Wyoming Secretary of State.
Frequently Asked Questions
Wyoming course questions and answers
Yes. Wyoming requires notary education and an exam with every renewal. With a certificate from an approved course and exam, you can skip the exam section of the application.
The Secretary of State accepts renewal applications starting six weeks before your commission expires.
The filing fee is $60, paid by check or money order to the Wyoming Secretary of State. Check the current application for any updates.
A Wyoming notary commission lasts six years.
Yes. Wyoming requires a new stamp for each new term. Your appointment letter includes instructions for the stamp design.
Yes. Wyoming notaries must keep at least one journal, either paper or electronic.