Wyoming Notice to Vacate

Date of Notice: [[Date of Notice]]

TO: [[Tenant Full Name(s)]]
AND ALL OTHER OCCUPANTS

Premises:
[[Rental Property Full Address]]
[[City]], Wyoming [[ZIP Code]]

FROM (Landlord or Authorized Agent):
[[Landlord or Agent Full Name]]
[[Landlord or Agent Mailing Address]]
[[City]], Wyoming [[ZIP Code]]
Phone: [[Landlord Phone]]
Email: [[Landlord Email]], -

Wyoming Notice to Vacate, Overview

Wyoming requires written notice to terminate periodic tenancies. Per the key requirements:

• For month-to-month tenancies: thirty (30) days' written notice to terminate.
• For week-to-week tenancies: seven (7) days' written notice to terminate.

Notice must be served personally or by posting in a conspicuous place on the Premises and mailing. Landlord may not change locks, shut off utilities, or remove tenant belongings prior to obtaining a court order. Termination of a fixed-term lease is governed by the lease expiration date; holdover after expiration is addressed via unlawful detainer under Wyo. Stat. § 1-21-1002.

This document serves as formal notice of termination of tenancy (no-cause) or notice to vacate following expiration or breach as applicable., -

Notice Type and Period Selection

NOTICE OF TERMINATION OF TENANCY

30-DAY NOTICE TO VACATE, MONTH-TO-MONTH TENANCY

(or 7-Day for Week-to-Week as selected)

STATE OF WYOMING
COUNTY OF [[County]]

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the landlord hereby terminates your tenancy in the Premises described above.

Grounds (if applicable): [[No cause / Expiration of lease / Other reason permitted by lease or law: e.g. "non-renewal of lease term"]]

Notice Period Applied: [[30 days for month-to-month / 7 days for week-to-week]]

You are required to vacate and surrender possession of the Premises on or before [[Vacate / Termination Date]] (the date calculated as at least the full notice period after proper service, aligned to the end of the rental period where required).

If you remain in possession after the termination date without the landlord's written consent, you will be a holdover tenant. The landlord may immediately serve a 3-day notice to quit under Wyo. Stat. § 1-21-1002 and commence forcible entry and detainer proceedings in Circuit Court. The sheriff may be directed to restore possession., -

Specific Instructions to Tenant

1. Remove all personal property and belongings from the Premises by the vacate date.

2. Return all keys, access cards, garage door openers, mailbox keys, and other devices to [[Landlord Return Location or Address]] by [[Key Return Deadline]].

3. Leave the Premises clean, undamaged (beyond ordinary wear and tear), and in the condition required by the lease.

4. Provide a written forwarding address to the landlord within thirty (30) days of vacating to receive the security deposit accounting and any refund.

5. Schedule or permit the final inspection on [[Proposed Inspection Date or "upon reasonable notice"]].

Failure to vacate by the deadline may result in court action, judgment for possession, costs, and any unpaid amounts., -

Service of This Notice

This notice is being served by one of the following methods (check and complete):

1. Personal delivery to [[Tenant Name or adult occupant]] on [[Service Date and Time]] at the Premises.

2. Posting a copy in a conspicuous place on the Premises on [[Post Date]] and mailing a copy by first-class mail to the tenant at the Premises address on [[Mail Date]].

Server Certification:

I certify that I served this notice as indicated above.

________________________________________
[[Server Full Name / Landlord Agent Name]]
Date: ________________, -

Landlord Certification and Reservation of Rights

The landlord certifies that this notice is given in good faith and in compliance with the lease and applicable Wyoming law. The landlord reserves all rights and remedies, including but not limited to recovery of possession, unpaid rent through the termination date, damages for holdover, and costs of enforcement.

No waiver of any breach or right occurs by acceptance of rent or delay in enforcement., -

Tenant Protections Note

Landlord will not engage in any self-help eviction tactics. Tenant may not be locked out, have utilities terminated, or have property removed except pursuant to a court writ of restitution executed by the sheriff after judgment., -

Signature Block

LANDLORD OR AUTHORIZED AGENT

________________________________________
[[Landlord or Agent Full Name]]
[[Title]]
[[Contact Information]]
Date: ________________, -

Additional Notes on Timing and Compliance

• Calculate the vacate date to ensure the full statutory or lease-notice period has elapsed.
• For month-to-month, the termination date should generally coincide with the end of a monthly rental period.
• Retain copies of this notice and proof of service for any subsequent court filing.
• If the tenancy is week-to-week, substitute seven (7) days and adjust the termination language accordingly., -

Disclaimer

This is a template example and not professional legal advice. Wyoming does not have a detailed statutory scheme for all periodic tenancy terminations outside of lease provisions and forcible detainer statutes. Notice periods stated follow the task specifications and common practice; the parties' lease may impose different or additional requirements. Verify with current statutes, the lease, and local court procedures. As of June 2026.

Sources: Wyo. Stat. §§ 1-21-1002, 1-21-1003 (forcible entry and detainer); task key legal spec for 30-day / 7-day periods; county court and sheriff resources.