Wyoming Deed of Trust Form

Wyoming Deed of Trust Form

Last updated May 18th, 2025

Wyoming deed of trust obtains real estate financing by conveying the property’s title to a trustee who holds it until the loan is repaid. The title transferred through the document serves as collateral for the loan obtained via a promissory note between the borrower and lender. The trustee will hold title until either the borrower repays the debt or they default.

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A trust deed in Wyoming must be notarized.[1] Deeds are to be filed at the County Clerk’s Office. There are no state-wide formatting standards, but some counties may have certain requirements.

Foreclosure Process

In contrast with a mortgage state, foreclosure in a deed of trust state is generally handled via a non-judicial process. The trustee may sell the property without court involvement if the borrower defaults. This out-of-court process is faster and advantageous for lenders.

Deed of Trust (Preview)