Overview
Wyoming has an active Remote Online Notarization framework administered by the Secretary of State. Wyoming requires an active notary commission, completion of a state-approved training course, and registration for a remote online notary endorsement through the SoS before performing any remote notarial acts. Wyoming's RON framework uses the endorsement model - your commission remains the same, and the RON endorsement adds remote authorization on top of it. Wyoming also requires an electronic notary seal specifically for remote work.
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Wyoming’s $25 RON endorsement application fee is standard, and processing takes 2-3 weeks. Wyoming commissions are 4-year terms, issued centrally by the Secretary of State. Once authorized with a RON endorsement, Wyoming notaries can serve signers anywhere in the country.
Wyoming RON Framework: The Endorsement Model
Wyoming uses an endorsement structure for RON authorization:
- Your base notary commission is issued by the Wyoming Secretary of State (4-year term)
- The remote online notary endorsement is a separate authorization added to your existing commission
- You must apply for the endorsement after your commission is in place
- The endorsement requires completion of SoS-approved training before application
- An electronic notary seal must be obtained for use during remote sessions
The endorsement approach means that if your commission expires or lapses, your RON endorsement also becomes inactive. When renewing your commission, verify whether the RON endorsement also requires renewal at that time.
Wyoming RON Requirements: Full List
Wyoming’s requirements under the Wyoming RON statutes:
- Active Wyoming notary commission issued by the Secretary of State
- Completion of a state-approved RON training course
- Application for the remote online notary endorsement through the SoS
- Electronic notary seal (required for remote sessions – different from traditional ink seal)
- Use of an SoS-approved RON technology platform
- Two-way real-time audio-visual communication during every remote session
- Identity verification using government-issued ID and/or KBA
- Electronic journal entry required per notarial act
- Audio-visual recording retained per state requirements
- Remote notarial certificate language on all electronic certificates
Wyoming’s Required Training Course
Wyoming requires completion of an SoS-approved training course before the endorsement application. Training covers Wyoming RON law, platform requirements, identity verification standards, and electronic recordkeeping. Verify the current approved training provider list at sos.wyo.gov/notary before enrolling. Keep the completion certificate to include with your endorsement application.
Wyoming-Approved RON Platforms
Wyoming requires the use of an SoS-approved technology platform. Platforms that have been approved for Wyoming RON include:
- Notarize (Proof) – high consumer session volume, per-session payment model
- DocVerify – enterprise and financial document workflows
- SIGNiX – mortgage and title company integrations
- NotaryLive – strong notary scheduling and session management
Verify the current Wyoming-approved list at sos.wyo.gov/notary before finalizing your platform choice. Include your selected platform in the endorsement application.
Wyoming Traditional Commission: Key Facts
Wyoming notary commissions are 4-year terms, issued by the Secretary of State centrally (not at county level). The application process requires a $30 fee and a background check. Wyoming residents and those with a business location in Wyoming are eligible. The commission process is straightforward, and the RON endorsement adds an additional layer once the commission is in hand.
After the Endorsement: Wyoming RON Compliance
Once endorsed, Wyoming RON notaries must:
- Use only the approved platform(s) listed in the endorsement
- Use the electronic notary seal (not the traditional ink seal) during remote sessions
- Maintain an electronic journal with complete entries per act
- Retain audio-visual recordings per Wyoming’s retention requirements
- Use Wyoming-specific remote notarial certificate language
- Notify the SoS if changing to a different approved platform after endorsement
What Wyoming RON Notaries Can Notarize
Wyoming RON covers acknowledgments, oaths and affirmations, jurats, and signature witnessing. Practical volume areas:
- Real estate and ranch/property documents – Wyoming’s active land and property market
- Energy sector documents – Wyoming’s oil, gas, and coal industries generate consistent notarization demand
- Legal and business documents – powers of attorney, corporate documents, affidavits
- Out-of-state signers – Wyoming RON notaries can serve signers anywhere nationally
Common Mistakes Wyoming RON Notaries Make
- Using a traditional ink seal during remote sessions – Wyoming requires the electronic notary seal for RON
- Enrolling in training not on Wyoming’s approved list
- Using a platform not on Wyoming’s current approved list
- Performing remote sessions before the endorsement is issued
- Letting the commission expire without verifying endorsement renewal requirements
Before You Start
Wyoming RON requires a SoS-issued endorsement before any remote session. Complete the approved training, obtain your electronic notary seal, submit the endorsement application with training proof and platform information, pay the $25 fee, and wait for confirmation. Official reference: Wyoming Secretary of State – Notary Public.
Prerequisites
- Active Wyoming notary commission (4-year term)
- Completion of SoS-approved RON training course (proof required with application)
- Electronic notary seal required for remote sessions
- Use only SoS-approved RON technology platform
- Electronic journal required per act
- Audio-visual recording retention required
- Remote online notary endorsement confirmed by Secretary of State
Steps
Confirm your active Wyoming notary commission through the Secretary of State (4-year term)
Complete an SoS-approved RON training course and obtain proof of completion
Obtain an electronic notary seal (required for remote sessions)
Review the current Wyoming-approved RON platform list at sos.wyo.gov/notary
Select an approved RON technology platform
Submit the remote online notary endorsement application to the Wyoming SoS with training proof, platform information, and electronic seal documentation
Pay the $25 endorsement application fee
Wait for SoS endorsement confirmation (2-3 weeks) before performing any remote sessions
Configure electronic journal and audio-visual recording on your approved platform
Verify endorsement renewal requirements when your 4-year commission renews
Training & Exam
Training:
SoS-approved RON training course required before endorsement application. Covers Wyoming RON law, platform requirements, identity verification, and electronic recordkeeping. Verify current approved providers at sos.wyo.gov/notary. Proof of completion required with endorsement application.
Exam:
No separate RON exam beyond the required training course. Competency verification is included in the approved training. Submit proof of training completion with your SoS endorsement application.
Bond & E&O
Bond:
No specific RON bond beyond the traditional commission requirements. Verify current bond requirements for Wyoming notary commission with the Secretary of State at sos.wyo.gov/notary.
E&O Insurance:
E&O insurance recommended; $500,000 coverage typical for professional notaries. Not state-mandated but required by many platforms.
Costs Breakdown
- RON endorsement application: $25
- SoS-approved training course: $50-$125
- Electronic notary seal: $50-$100 (one-time)
- Wyoming notary commission: ~$30 application fee
- RON platform/technology: $20-$50/month
- E&O insurance (recommended): $75-$150/year
Timeline
RON endorsement: 2-3 weeks after complete application submission to the Wyoming Secretary of State
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FAQ
What is the Wyoming remote online notary endorsement?
Wyoming uses an endorsement model for RON - your base commission stays the same and a remote online notary endorsement is added to it through a separate application to the SoS. You must complete approved training and obtain an electronic notary seal before applying for the endorsement.
Does Wyoming require a special seal for remote notarizations?
Yes. Wyoming requires an electronic notary seal for remote sessions. You cannot use a traditional ink seal during RON. The electronic seal must be obtained before submitting the endorsement application.
What is the Wyoming RON endorsement fee?
$25, submitted to the Wyoming Secretary of State as part of the endorsement application.
Does Wyoming require training for the RON endorsement?
Yes. Completion of an SoS-approved training course is required before the endorsement application. Proof of completion is required with the application. Verify the approved provider list at sos.wyo.gov/notary before enrolling.
Can Wyoming RON notaries serve out-of-state signers?
Yes. Once endorsed, Wyoming RON notaries can serve signers located anywhere in the country.
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