EVERY DEADLINE

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The violation of the passenger or hours limit

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The new driver

Breaking the intermediate permit's passenger limit or hours rule suspends the permit for 30 days.

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The issue of the instruction permit

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The new driver

A person at least fifteen may get an instruction permit, good for one year, to drive with a licensed person at least eighteen beside them.

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The act of domestic violence

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The officer

An officer may arrest a household member without a warrant, even for an act not seen, on probable cause that it took place within the preceding twenty four hours.

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The seizure of the property

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The circuit court

A recorded probable cause hearing is held within thirty days of the seizure, with an officer who made it testifying under oath.

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The seizure of the property

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The state

A forfeiture action must be brought within 120 days of the seizure, or within thirty days after any related criminal case ends, if that is later.

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The notice of the suspension

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The driver

A driver given notice of a suspension after a test result of 0.08 or more has 20 days to request a hearing, and a timely request stays the suspension.

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The notice of the suspension

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The department

Without a request for a hearing, the suspension begins 30 days after the notice.

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The start of the suspension

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The driver

A result showing the person under the influence brings a 90 day suspension, and may also bring criminal penalties and an ignition interlock.

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The first conviction at 0.15 or more

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The driver

A first conviction with an alcohol concentration of 0.15 or more brings six months of driving only vehicles with an ignition interlock.

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The start of the special meeting, counted back

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The governing body

A special meeting needs notice at least eight hours before it starts, naming the time, place and business, and nothing else is taken up.

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The hearing, counted back

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The court

Each party is served with the order to appear, the petition and the affidavits at least twenty four hours before the hearing.

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The emergency meeting

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The governing body

Action at an emergency meeting is temporary until taken up again at an open meeting within forty eight hours, not counting weekends and holidays.

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Signing the agreement, once the copy and the cancellation notice are given

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The buyer

A buyer may cancel a home solicitation sale until midnight of the third business day after signing, by written notice in any form.

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The granting of the temporary order

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The court

After an ex parte temporary order for domestic abuse, the court holds a hearing within seventy two hours or as soon after as the petition can be heard.

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The filing of the petition

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The court

The court schedules the hearing within seventy two hours of filing, with each party served at least twenty four hours before it.

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The injury becoming apparent

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The worker

An injured employee reports the accident or injury to the employer no later than seventy two hours after it became apparent, or the claim is presumed denied.

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The reporting agency's receipt of the request

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The credit bureau

A consumer reporting agency places a security freeze within five business days of receiving the consumer's request.

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The acknowledged receipt of the request

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The agency

An agency that does not hold the records says so within seven business days, naming who does if it knows.

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The placing of the freeze

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The credit bureau

The agency sends written confirmation within ten business days after placing the freeze, with a personal identification number or password.

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The injury becoming apparent

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The worker

Within ten days after the injury became apparent, the employee files an injury report with the employer and the workers' compensation division.

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The cancellation

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The seller

Within ten days after cancellation, the seller returns all payments and any trade in, keeping at most a five percent cancellation fee.

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Election day, counted back

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The voter

Registration by mail or at the clerk's office closes fourteen days before an election; a voter may also register at their own polling place on election day.

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The consumer's written notice

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The business

If the business makes no written offer to cure within fifteen days of the notice, the practice is uncured and the consumer may sue for actual damages.

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Receipt of the department's determination

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The employer or the employee

Either side may ask in writing for a fair hearing within fifteen calendar days of receiving the department's decision on a wage claim.

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Receipt of the director's determination

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The employer or the employee

After the department decides an equal pay claim, either side has fifteen calendar days from receiving the decision to ask in writing for a fair hearing.

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Service of the summons

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The defendant

The defendant's appearance date is no more than twenty days and no less than twelve days after the summons is served.

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The mailing of the notice of determination

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The claimant or the employer

A determination becomes final unless a redetermination or an appeal is sought within twenty eight days after the notice is mailed.

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The date the premium was due

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The employer

An employer that has not paid the premium on an injured employee's earnings within thirty days of the due date can be sued outside workers' compensation.

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The death

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The heirs

Not earlier than thirty days after the death, heirs of an estate up to $400,000 may apply for a decree of summary distribution, including real estate.

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Being advised of the right of election

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The surviving spouse

Where it ends later than three months after probate, the elective share petition is due within thirty days after the spouse is advised of the right.

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The death

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The heirs

At least thirty days after the death, heirs may collect property of an estate worth no more than $400,000 by a sworn affidavit filed with the clerk.

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The planned move, counted back

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The parent moving

A parent planning to change city or state gives written notice thirty days before the move to the other parent and the clerk of district court.

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The acknowledged receipt of the request

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The agency

Every public record is released within thirty calendar days unless good cause prevents it, and then on a date agreed with the requester.

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Election day, counted back

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The voter

A voter must have been a bona fide Wyoming resident for at least thirty days before the next election.

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The filing of the complaint, counted back

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The spouse filing

Unless the marriage took place in Wyoming, one spouse must have lived in Wyoming for the sixty days right before the divorce complaint is filed.

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The admission of the will to probate

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The surviving spouse

The spouse files a petition for the elective share within three months after probate, or thirty days after being told of the right if later; otherwise the will controls.

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The firing

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The worker

A worker fired because a creditor garnished their earnings may sue within 120 days for reinstatement and up to thirty working days of lost wages.

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The discriminatory act

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The worker or applicant

A verified written complaint goes to the department of workforce services within six months of the alleged violation.

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The filing of the petition, counted back

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The person petitioning

A person petitioning to change their name must have been a bona fide Wyoming resident for at least six months right before filing.

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The entry or last adjustment of the order

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Either parent

An order entered or adjusted more than six months earlier can be reviewed where the table amount would change by twenty percent or more a month.

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The firing or other violation

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The worker

An employee fired, threatened or coerced over jury service has six months after the violation to bring an action for reinstatement and damages.

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The injury, or its discovery if not readily apparent

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The worker

For an injury from a single brief occurrence, a claim for benefits is filed within one year; the injury report alone is not a claim.

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Discovery of the deceptive practice

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The consumer

A consumer gives the business written notice within one year after discovering the practice, or two years after the transaction if that comes first, before any suit.

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Delivery of the new vehicle

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The buyer

A defect reported to the manufacturer or dealer within one year after delivery is repaired under the warranty, even after the year runs out.

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The statement or act

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The person suing

Libel, slander, assault or battery other than sexual assault, malicious prosecution and false imprisonment must be sued on within one year.

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The consumer's written notice

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The consumer

A suit under the consumer protection act is brought within one year after the consumer gave the required notice.

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The alleged act, error or omission, or its discovery where it could not reasonably be found sooner

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The person with the claim

No action is brought against a governmental entity unless the claim is presented to it as an itemized written statement within two years of the alleged act, error or omission, stating the circumstances, the claimant and the amount demanded.

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The consumer transaction

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The consumer

The written notice of a deceptive practice is due no later than two years after the transaction, even if the practice was discovered later.

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The act or omission, or its discovery if not reasonably discoverable

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The person suing

A claim against a licensed professional or health care provider is brought within two years of the act, or of discovering it if it could not reasonably be found sooner.

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The order of protection being granted

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The parties

An order of protection lasts a fixed time of no more than three years, and can be extended for good cause for up to three years at a time.

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The last harmful exposure at work

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The worker

For an injury that develops over a substantial period, a claim is filed within one year after the diagnosis is communicated or three years from the last exposure, if that is later.

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The last review of the order

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Either parent

Every three years, on either parent's request, the court reviews a support order being enforced and adjusts it if appropriate.

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The injury

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The person suing

An action for injury to rights not arising on contract, trespass, taking or injuring personal property, or fraud is brought within four years.

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The breach

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The person suing

An action on a contract not in writing, or on a liability created by statute, is brought within eight years.

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The breach

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The person suing

An action on a written contract, agreement or promise is brought within ten years after the cause of action accrues.

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The judgment

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The tenant

An appeal stops the judgment only if the tenant files a bond with two or more approved sureties within forty eight hours of the judgment, Sundays excepted.

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The officer's receipt of the writ

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The sheriff

Unless the tenant appeals, the officer carries out the writ within two days of receiving it, Sundays excepted, putting the landlord back in possession.

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The renter's service of the notice to repair or correct condition

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The landlord

The renter's second notice says that if the landlord does not begin reasonable corrective action within three days, the renter will go to court.

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The filing of the eviction case, counted back

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The landlord

The landlord serves a written notice to leave at least three days before starting the case, left with the tenant or at their home or business.

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The trial date, counted back

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The landlord

The summons is served no less than three and no more than twelve days before the trial, and the tenant need not file a written answer.

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The day the rent was due

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The tenant

An eviction case can be brought against a tenant who has failed to pay rent for three days after it is due.

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Service of the landlord's notice

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The former renter

Without a written response within seven days of the notice, property left behind is conclusively deemed abandoned and the landlord may keep or dispose of it.

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The landlord's receipt of the written response

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The former renter

A renter who answers in writing that they will take the property has seven more days after the answer to collect it, after paying storage.

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The application of the deposit to the utility debt

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The landlord

Any balance left after the deposit is applied to the utility debt is paid within seven days, or fifteen days after the new address arrives if later.

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The court's order ending the rental agreement

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The renter

The renter moves out no sooner than ten days and no later than twenty days after the court ends the agreement.

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A satisfactory showing that the utility charges are paid

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The landlord

A separately identified utilities deposit is refunded within ten days after the renter shows all the utility charges they incurred are paid.

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The landlord's written notice ending the agreement

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The renter

A landlord who ends the lease rather than make an unreasonably costly repair gives no less than ten days and no more than twenty days to find other housing.

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Forty five days after the end of the agreement, without a showing

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The landlord

When the renter has not shown the bills are paid, the landlord applies the deposit to the outstanding utility debt within fifteen days.

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The landlord's receipt of the renter's new mailing address

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The landlord

Where it falls later than thirty days after the agreement ends, the deposit is due within fifteen days after the landlord gets the renter's new address.

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Service of the summons

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The landlord

The summons in a renter's repair case gives the landlord no fewer than three and no more than twenty days from service to appear and defend.

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The court's order ending the rental agreement

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The landlord

When the court ends the agreement, the renter receives the balance of the rent and the deposit within thirty days.

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The end of the rental agreement

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The renter

The renter tells the landlord, within thirty days after the agreement ends, where the deposit and the notice of deductions can be sent.

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The end of the rental agreement

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The landlord

The balance and an itemized list of deductions go to the renter within thirty days after the agreement ends, or fifteen days after the new address arrives if that is later.

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The end of the rental agreement

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The renter

Without the renter's showing within forty five days of the end, the landlord applies the utilities deposit to the renter's unpaid utility debt.

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Receipt of the added documentation by the division

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The division of criminal investigation

The division tells the applicant the result of its reconsideration within twenty days of getting the additional documentation.

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The written notice of denial

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The applicant

A denied applicant may send more documentation on the grounds for denial within thirty days, and the division then reconsiders.

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The division's receipt of the full application

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The division of criminal investigation

The division issues or denies the permit within sixty days of receiving the application, fee, fingerprints and proof of familiarity with a firearm.

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The date the permit is issued

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The permit holder

A Wyoming concealed carry permit is valid throughout the state for five years from issuance.

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Service of the petition

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The prosecuting attorney

The prosecutor has twenty days after service to object; no order issues before then, and with no objection the court may enter it without a hearing.

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Service of the petition on the prosecuting attorney

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The prosecuting attorney

A written objection within thirty days of service brings a hearing, and no order issues before the thirty days run.

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The arrest, or the dismissal of the charge

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The person arrested

At least 180 days after the arrest or the dismissal, with nothing pending and no conviction, the person may petition to expunge the records, with no filing fee.

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The end of the sentence for the status offense

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The person convicted

For a status offense, the wait before a petition to expunge the conviction is one year rather than five.

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The end of the sentence, probation and any court program

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The person convicted

A misdemeanor that did not involve a firearm can be expunged once five years have passed, for a $100 filing fee, and only once.

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The end of the sentence and program, with restitution paid

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The person convicted

A felony not on the excluded list can be expunged ten years after the sentence, any court program and restitution are complete, for a $300 filing fee.