W.S. 29-2-107 · 29-10-102 — Wyoming notice of intention service
Your Wyoming
notice of intention.
$39 flat, return receipt included.
Before a Wyoming contractor, subcontractor or materialman files a lien statement, the record owner must be sent a notice of intention stating the amount claimed and from whom it is due, at least twenty days before the filing (§ 29-2-107). A 3-minute wizard becomes the statutory form, submitted for certified mailing with return receipt in minutes, with the proof archived permanently.
Statutory text pinned from wyoleg.gov — cited on every document.
CERTIFIED MAIL, RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
You are hereby notified pursuant to W.S. 29-2-107 that the lien claimant intends to file a lien against your property …
The timing, exactly
"The notice shall be sent no later than twenty (20) days prior to filing a lien statement" (W.S. 29-2-107(a)). Enter the date you intend to file and the calculator counts back.
"Send" means "to deposit in the mail … with postage or cost of transmission provided for and properly addressed" (W.S. 29-1-201(a)(xii)) — the notice is sent the day it goes into the mail.
The lien statement is filed within 150 days by a contractor and 120 days by every other person, of the earlier of the last work or materials or substantial completion (W.S. 29-2-106(a)) — the notice goes out inside that window.
Not sure where you stand? Run the free deadline calculator — it cites each rule.
Who sends it, who gets it
"A lien claimant" — any contractor, subcontractor or materialman about to file a lien statement under the Revised Wyoming Statutory Lien Act (W.S. 29-2-107(a)).
"The record owner or his agent" — one form for each owner (W.S. 29-10-102). The party the money is due from can be copied on the same notice at no extra charge.
The amount of the lien claim and from whom it is due, and that the lien statement will be filed if the matter is not resolved within twenty days of the notice — the W.S. 29-10-102 form, word for word.
How it works
Answer a short wizard
You and your signer, the record owner or agent, the property, the amount claimed, the party it is due from, and the date you intend to file — about 3 minutes.
We certified-mail it, return receipt requested
Exactly as the form's heading requires — the electronic return receipt is included in the $39. Submitted for mailing in minutes of payment; you verify every address before paying.
Your evidence archive
The PDF, the certified tracking number, the return receipt when it comes back, and a timestamped record of the deposit date — the fact "sent" turns on — kept on a permanent page.
Questions, answered straight
Who has to send the Wyoming notice of intention?
Under W.S. 29-2-107(a), before filing a lien a lien claimant shall send written notice to the record owner or his agent of any claim against the property, stating the amount of the claim and from whom it is due. It applies to contractors, subcontractors and materialmen alike. Whether that describes your claim is a legal question we cannot answer.
When is it due?
No later than twenty days prior to filing a lien statement (W.S. 29-2-107(a)). "Send" means deposit in the mail, properly addressed with postage provided (W.S. 29-1-201(a)(xii)), so the notice is sent the day it is deposited. The lien statement itself is filed within 150 days (contractors) or 120 days (everyone else) of the earlier of your last work or materials or substantial completion (W.S. 29-2-106(a)).
Why is the return receipt included?
The statutory form is headed "CERTIFIED MAIL, RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED" (W.S. 29-10-102). We mail it that way and the receipt is part of the $39 — not an add-on.
What if there is more than one owner?
The form says to use a form for each owner. Send one notice per record owner; each one is $39 with its own certified mailing and archive.
Is this legal advice?
No. NoticeSent is a document preparation and mailing service, not a law firm. We prepare and mail documents from the information you provide and give no advice or guarantees about outcomes.
Subcontractors and materialmen send the W.S. 29-2-112 preliminary notice within 30 days of first furnishing — owner and contractor copy, lien waiver form attached — for $39 flat.
Send the preliminary notice — $39Run the calculator once per job and we'll email you 10, 5, and 2 days before your send-by date. No account; stop anytime.
Track a deadline freeThe clock is statutory. The proof should be too.
Twenty days before you file. One flat $39, receipt included.
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