Closing costs in Wyoming
What a buyer or seller pays at the closing table in Wyoming — the real transfer-tax rate, recording fees, title-insurance method and attorney rules, plus a calculator that uses Wyoming's actual rates.
- Transfer tax
- 0%
- customarily none-paid
- Recording fee (deed)
- ~$12
- charged per page of the document
- Title insurance
- filed
- ~$4.50 / $1,000
- Attorney at closing
- Not required
Wyoming in the national transfer-tax dataset
0%, #37 of 51 nationally; at $400,000, that is $640 below the median $640 tax at $400,000. The comparison uses the 51 source-verified state and DC records in the TallyClose dataset; null transfer-tax states count as 0% rather than being filled with an estimate.
- National rank
- #37 of 51
- highest state transfer-tax rate first
- Median-state tax at $400,000
- $640
- Wyoming: $0
- County coverage
- 0
- 0 with a city-tax field
Wyoming transfer-tax data: official source linked on this page, reviewed 2026-Q2.
How closing costs work in Wyoming
The biggest closing-cost variable in Wyoming is the real-estate transfer tax, which here is 0% and is customarily none-paid. Wyoming imposes NO state real-estate transfer, deed, documentary, or conveyance tax, and there are no county or municipal transfer-tax add-ons. Multiple legislative attempts to create one (HB0269 in 2001, HB0098 in 2018, draft 21LSO-0056) all failed; recording a deed only triggers the standard county clerk recording fee.
On a $400,000 home, the state-level transfer tax works out to roughly $0 , before any county or city add-ons. County recording fees are charged per page of the document and run around $12 for the deed.
For title insurance, Wyoming title-insurance rates are filed with the state and broadly similar between companies, though you can sometimes shop. Wyoming does not require an attorney at closing — a title or escrow company typically handles settlement, though you can hire an attorney if you want one. Lenders here typically charge $1,400–$3,200 in origination and processing fees, and 2 months of property-tax escrow is commonly collected at closing.
Statute: W.S. 18-3-402(a)(xvi) (county clerk recording fees); no transfer-tax statute exists in Wyoming. Official source ↗
Wyoming closing cost calculator
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Frequently asked questions
How much are closing costs in Wyoming?
In Wyoming, buyer closing costs typically run about 2%–5% of the purchase price. The state-specific pieces are the transfer tax (0%, customarily none-paid), county recording fees (charged per page of the document, around $12), and title insurance. Wyoming does not require an attorney at closing. Use the calculator above for your price.
What is the transfer tax in Wyoming?
Wyoming's real-estate transfer tax is 0% and is customarily none-paid. Wyoming imposes NO state real-estate transfer, deed, documentary, or conveyance tax, and there are no county or municipal transfer-tax add-ons. Multiple legislative attempts to create one (HB0269 in 2001, HB0098 in 2018, draft 21LSO-0056) all failed; recording a deed only triggers the standard county clerk recording fee.
Who pays closing costs in Wyoming?
Both buyer and seller pay different items. The transfer tax in Wyoming is customarily none-paid. Buyers generally cover lender fees, the appraisal, lender's title insurance and prepaids; sellers generally cover the agent commission and, in most states, the bulk of the transfer tax. Everything is negotiable in the contract.
Do I need an attorney to close in Wyoming?
No. Wyoming does not require an attorney at closing; a title or escrow company typically handles settlement. You may still choose to hire one.
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