Wyoming Tenant Rights Guide
Security deposits, eviction laws, rent control, and tenant protections in Wyoming
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Wyoming (Wyo. Stat. § 1-21-1201 et seq.) offers minimal statutory tenant protections. There is no deposit cap, no required entry notice, and no repair-and-deduct right. Deposits must be returned within 15 days if no damage is claimed, or 30 days with an itemized statement. Wyoming has no statewide retaliation protection.
Security Deposit Max
No cap
Deposit Return
30 days
Entry Notice Required
Not required
Rent Control
Not permitted
Just Cause Eviction
Not required
Repair & Deduct
Not allowed
Detailed Protections
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Security Deposit Limit
No statutory cap
Limited Protection
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Deposit Return Period
15 days (no damages) or 30 days with itemized statement — Wyo. Stat. § 1-21-1208
Protection Exists
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Entry Notice Required
No statute — no advance notice required
No Protection
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Rent Control
Not permitted statewide
No Protection
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Repair & Deduct
Not allowed
No Protection
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Just Cause Eviction
Not required
No Protection
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Retaliation Protection
No explicit statewide statute
No Protection
Last reviewed 2026. Laws change — verify with your state attorney general or a local tenant rights organization.
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