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1. What are the real estate recording fees?

According to the County Clerk’s fees as per Wyoming statutes 18-3-402 and 34.1-9-409 and others, the County Clerk shall collect and remit to the County Treasurer the following real estate recording fees:

• Recording charges for any instrument - first page is $12 and each additional page is $3


• Plats filed (including cemeteries and amended plats) - $75


• File survey maps as defined in W.S. 33-29-111 - $50


• Recording charge for more than 10 sections, blocks, lots, or tract descriptions (each additional over 10) - $1


• Recording charge for more than five guarantors or grantees of a different surname (each additional) - $1


• Recording charge for any instrument containing more than two real estate descriptions by book and page only (each additional page) - $2

Additional requirements include:

• Documents must be original; copies cannot be recorded


• Legal descriptions of property must be on the document
  
  
  
  • 2" margin at top or bottom of first page for recording label
  
  
  • Signatures must be notarized
  
  
  • When recording a document that transfers ownership, a statement of consideration must accompany the recording
  
  
  • Document type should be in the document title
  
  
  • When mailing a document to the County Clerk for recording, a self-addressed, stamped envelope is required for return
  
  
  
  

2. What are the liens filing fees?

According to the County Clerk’s fees as per Wyoming statutes 18-3-402 and 34.1-9-409 and others, the County Clerk shall collect and remit to the County Treasurer the following liens filing (pursuant to Title 29) fees:

• Filing of mechanic liens, storage liens, and other personal property liens - $12


• Each additional page - $3

3. What are the fees for certified land corner recordations?

• Certified land corner recordations - $5


• Corners placed before July 1, 1967 - no fee