Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name. The application is notarized and the name must already be in use when it is filed.
Checked Oct 21, 2026 against the agency’s page.
Step 1 of 6: Set up the business
1Set up the business
2Register for tax
3Approve the space
4Get the permits for your kind of business
5Alcohol permits
6Before the first hire
Issued by Wyoming Secretary of State.
Sources and dates
Secretary of State trade name registration application and instructions; W.S. 40-2-104. Checked against the agency’s page on the date shown; cities add their own fees.
Questions about opening here.
Yes. Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name.
Yes. Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name.
Yes. Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name.
Yes. Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name.
Yes. Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name.
Yes. Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name.
Yes. Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name.
Yes. Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name.
Yes. Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name.
Yes. Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name.
Yes. Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name.
Yes. Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name.
Yes. Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name.
Yes. Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name.
Yes. Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name.
Yes. Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name.
Yes. Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name.
Yes. Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name.
Yes. Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name.
Yes. Registration is voluntary in Wyoming and gives notice rather than exclusive rights, but banks and landlords ask for it when the business trades under any name other than the LLC’s registered name.
Wyoming Secretary of State.
Step 1 of 6, set up the business. It is the first step.
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