WY notice to vacate
30-day notice to vacate Wyoming, free and ready to print
In Wyoming, a landlord ends a month-to-month tenancy with at least 30 days' written notice. No statute sets the period; it is the common-law practice. Choose the day the tenant receives it and the form below counts the move-out date.
- Notice to end month-to-month
- 30 days
- Deposit back within
- 30 days
- Wyo. Stat. § 1-21-1208(a)
- Statutes read on
- September 29, 2026
Free 30 day notice to vacate Wyoming PDF and Word template
Choose the state: its notice period, the statute and the earliest move-out date appear here.
No statute sets a notice period; one full rental period (30 days) is the common-law practice.
Every field is optional; a blank prints as a line to write on. The notice is in English, as it is served in the US.
For ending a month-to-month tenancy as the landlord. Nothing is stored and nothing is sent; the notice is built in this browser.
The rules, in order
How to give a 30-day notice to vacate in Wyoming
- Step 1
Count {days} days from delivery
No Wyoming statute sets the period. 30 days, one full rental period, is the common-law practice. Count from the day after the tenant receives the notice.
- Step 2
Write the notice
Every tenant by name, the property, the move-out date and the Wyoming law it relies on. The form above writes all of it and adds a proof of service.
- Step 3
Serve it and keep proof
Hand it to the tenant where you can, or use a method Wyoming law allows. Fill in the proof of service on the day it is served and keep a copy.
- Step 4
Return the deposit
Within 30 days of move-out, with every deduction itemized in writing (Wyo. Stat. § 1-21-1208(a)).
What the statute adds
No statute sets a notice period; one full rental period (30 days) is the common-law practice.
Other Wyoming landlord documents
A notice to vacate ends a month-to-month tenancy. Unpaid rent or a broken lease call for an eviction notice instead, and the landlord-tenant law page has every Wyoming rule in one place.
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An example of Dardaris drafting a notice to vacate with the move-out date worked out, waiting for the owner to approve it.
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You asked to end the tenancy at 88 Maple Street, Apt 2A. Wyoming asks for 30 days, so the notice is drafted with the earliest move-out date and a proof of service.
NOTICE TO VACATE
Your month-to-month tenancy of 88 Maple Street, Apt 2A ends on the date below.
This notice is given under Wyoming law, which requires 30 days' notice.
The detail
Wyoming notice to vacate rules, with the statutes
| Rule | Period | Statute |
|---|---|---|
| Landlord notice to end a month-to-month tenancyNo statute sets a notice period; one full rental period (30 days) is the common-law practice. | 30 days | Common practice, no statute |
| Security deposit returned within30 days after termination or 15 days after receiving the renter's new address, whichever is later; extended by 30 days if there is damage. | 30 days | Wyo. Stat. § 1-21-1208(a) |
Read from the Wyoming statutes on September 29, 2026. Sources:
Information, not legal adviceThis page reads the Wyoming statutes as they stood on September 29, 2026. A city or county can require more notice or a reason, rent-controlled and subsidized units often have rules of their own, and the notes quote the record in English. When in doubt, ask a local attorney.
The questions that follow.
Do I need a 30 day notice to vacate {state} or a 60 day notice to vacate {state}?
No Wyoming statute sets the period. One full rental period, 30 days for a monthly tenancy, is the common-law practice, and that is what the form above writes in.
Can I use a generic 30-day notice to vacate {state} template?
Yes, if it gives the full 30 days Wyoming asks for, names the statute and sets a move-out date that respects both. The form above does all three for Wyoming.
What goes in a {days} day notice to vacate {state} template?
The date, every tenant's name, the property address, a move-out date at least 30 days after the tenant receives it, the Wyoming law it relies on, your signature and a proof of service. The form above writes every one of them.
When does the deposit have to go back in {state}?
Within 30 days after the tenant moves out, with deductions itemized in writing (Wyo. Stat. § 1-21-1208(a)). The notice above says so, so the tenant knows what to expect.
What if the tenant does not move out by the date?
Then the next step is a court eviction, under your state's procedure. Never change the locks, remove belongings or cut off utilities yourself: that is unlawful almost everywhere in the US, whatever the notice said.
Is a notice to vacate the same as an eviction?
No. A notice to vacate ends the tenancy on a date. An eviction is the court process a landlord uses if the tenant does not leave by then. Most tenants do leave, and a clear, correctly served notice is what makes that likely.
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