Wyoming Deed of Trust Form

Wyoming Deed of Trust Form

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 document provides collateral for a loan transaction recorded in a promissory note between the borrower and lender. The trustee will hold title until either the borrower repays the debt or they default.

Last updated May 2nd, 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 document provides collateral for a loan transaction recorded in 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-specific recording requirements, but local counties may have stipulations regarding formatting.

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 reduces the time and cost involved in foreclosing a property.

Deed of Trust (Preview)