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Wyoming DBA Renewal

DBA registrations in Wyoming do not last forever. Most DBA filings expire after a set period — typically 5 to 10 years depending on the county — and must be renewed to remain valid.

When Does Your DBA Expire?

Expiration periods for DBA registrations in Wyoming vary by county, but most counties set a 5-year term. When you file through us, we track your expiration date and send compliance reminders before your renewal is due.

How to Renew

The renewal process is similar to the original filing:

  1. Check your expiration date — If you filed through us, we'll remind you. Otherwise, check with the county clerk's office where you originally filed.
  2. Prepare renewal paperwork — Confirm your business name, address, and owner information are still current.
  3. Submit the renewal — File with the same county clerk's office that processed your original DBA.
  4. Pay the renewal fee — Renewal fees are typically the same as or similar to the original filing fee.

Renewal Costs

Renewal fees in Wyoming are generally comparable to the original filing fee. Our service fee for handling a renewal is $99, the same flat rate as a new filing. County renewal fees vary by location.

What Happens If You Don't Renew

If your DBA expires and you don't renew:

Can You Refile Instead of Renewing?

In most cases, if your DBA has expired, you can file a new DBA registration rather than renewing the old one. The process and cost are essentially the same. However, there is a risk that someone else could register the same name during the gap between your expiration and your new filing.

The safest approach is to renew before your DBA expires.

We Handle Renewals

When you file your DBA through us, we track your expiration date and send reminders well in advance. When it's time to renew, we handle the paperwork — same flat rate, same simple process.

File Your Wyoming DBA — $99