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How long before eviction in Wyoming?

Tenant protection: Minimal4 of 9 checked

Tenant protection rating, from nine protections in Wyoming law. 5 not yet verified, and each counts as zero until it is. How the rating works.

Last verified 2026-09-24

From notice to removal

Each stage has its own timing. A landlord notice alone does not authorize removal.

  1. 01
    Notice

    3 days

  2. 02
    Court stage

    Timing not verified

  3. 03
    Writ wait

    2 days before execution

  4. 04
    Removal

    Enforcement follows a court order

At a glance

Grace period before a late fee
Not verified
Late fee cap
Not verified
Pay-or-quit notice
3 days
The notice period comes from the forcible entry and detainer statute itself, and the statute does not say whether a lease may shorten or lengthen it. It sets no separate rule for a tenant's first missed payment. No city overlay on this notice was found.
Recorded court-stage timing
Not verified
Wait before the writ can be executed
2 days
Can paying stop it before judgment?
Not in state statutes
Can paying stop it after judgment?
Not verified
Lockouts without a court order banned?
Not in state statutes
Record sealing available?
Not verified
Right to counsel
Not verified
Fastest lawful timeline
7 daysNot independently verified. Figure from the Eviction Research Network's state eviction timeframes dataset, as of 2026-07-13. We have not yet checked it against the statutes.
Not legal advice. This page reports what the state statute says as of the last-verified date. It does not describe how a particular court applies it, and it does not account for your lease, local ordinances, or the facts of your case. If you have received a notice or a court summons, contact a legal aid organization listed below.

Can I stop it by paying?

Before judgment: Not verified.

After judgment: Not verified.

Behind on utilities in Wyoming too? See Wyoming's shutoff protection rules.

Where to get help

  • Free legal help
  • Wyoming statute does not establish a right to counsel in eviction proceedings. Wyoming does not appear in the National Coalition for a Civil Right to Counsel database of enacted legislation as of September 2026.

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