A Wyoming (WY) Quitclaim Deed is a document that gives a property owner (grantor) the ability to quickly transfer ownership of a property to another party (grantee) but without the promise of a clear title or any guarantee of ownership. This type of deed is appropriate when transferring property within a family because the people know and trust each other.
Laws & Requirements
Statute Wyoming Statute § 34-2-104
Signing Requirements § 34-1-113: Wyoming quitclaim deeds need the grantor’s signature and notary acknowledgment.
Recording Requirements § 34-1-118: Record the deed at the County Clerk’s Office in the property’s county.
Transfer Tax: No
Additional Documents § 34-1-142: Quitclaim deeds in Wyoming must have a Statement of Consideration form attached to the document unless exemptions apply under Wyoming Statute § 34-1-142(a).
Sample
Below is an example of what a Wyoming quitclaim deed looks like.
