Wyoming General Warranty Deed Form

Wyoming general warranty deed allows a real estate owner to transfer their interest in a property, guaranteeing that the title is clear and that they have undisputed ownership. This type of deed is commonly used because it minimizes the risk on the buyer’s part of acquiring a title with third-party claims that may have arisen during or before the seller’s ownership.

Wyoming General Warranty Deed Form

Wyoming general warranty deed allows a real estate owner to transfer their interest in a property, guaranteeing that the title is clear and that they have undisputed ownership. This type of deed is commonly used because it minimizes the risk on the buyer’s part of acquiring a title with third-party claims that may have arisen during or before the seller’s ownership.

Last updated April 23rd, 2025

Wyoming general warranty deed allows a real estate owner to transfer their interest in a property, guaranteeing that the title is clear and that they have undisputed ownership. This type of deed is commonly used because it minimizes the risk on the buyer’s part of acquiring a title with third-party claims that may have arisen during or before the seller’s ownership.

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How to Format

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Wyoming statutes do not establish any standard document formatting; recording requirements are generally implemented at the county level.

Signatures

All signing parties must acknowledge their signatures before a notary public.[1]

Recording

After a warranty deed has been signed and acknowledged, it can be recorded at the County Clerk’s Office in the county where the property is located.[2] The recording fee for deeds is $12 for the first page and $3 per additional page at the time of this writing.[3]

Warranty Deed (Preview)