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Wyoming Demand Promissory Note Overview

A demand promissory note in Wyoming is a flexible loan agreement where the lender can request full repayment at any time. There is no fixed maturity date — the loan remains outstanding until the lender makes a formal demand. The maximum interest rate in Wyoming is 7% (default).

7% default; no general cap for written agreements. Demand notes are commonly used in Wyoming for family loans, loans between friends, shareholder loans, and informal business financing where both parties want flexibility.

Regarding demand notice in Wyoming: No specific period; reasonable notice required. The statute of limitations for collecting on a promissory note in Wyoming is 8 years (oral), 10 years (written), though the start date for demand notes can vary.

7% (default)

Usury rate cap

On Demand

No fixed maturity

8 years

Statute of limitations

30 Days

Recommended notice

Wyoming Legal Requirements

Wyoming has specific requirements for demand promissory notes:

Important: Wyoming Usury & Demand Rules

Wyoming's maximum interest rate is 7% (default). No specific period; reasonable notice required. Specify a clear notice period in your note to avoid disputes.

  • Written Agreement: Must be in writing and signed by the borrower
  • Demand Clause: Clearly state the note is “payable on demand”
  • Notice Period: Specify days borrower has to pay after written demand (30-90 days recommended)
  • Compliant Interest Rate: Must not exceed Wyoming's 7% (default) usury cap
  • Delivery Method: Specify how demand must be delivered (certified mail recommended)
  • Governing Law: Specify Wyoming as the governing jurisdiction

Making a Demand in Wyoming

When the lender is ready to call in the loan, they must follow proper demand procedures:

1

Prepare the Demand Letter

State the total amount owed (principal + accrued interest), reference the original note, and specify the deadline for payment

2

Send via Certified Mail

Send the demand letter by certified mail with return receipt to prove delivery under Wyoming law

3

Wait the Notice Period

Allow the borrower the full notice period specified in the note (or a reasonable time if not specified) to arrange payment

4

Pursue Collection if Unpaid

Demand letter, suit in small claims, circuit, or district court

Collection Procedures in Wyoming

If the borrower fails to pay after a proper demand, the lender can pursue legal remedies in Wyoming.

AspectWyoming Rule
Usury Rate7% (default)
Demand NoticeNo specific period; reasonable notice required
Statute of Limitations8 years (oral), 10 years (written)
Collection ProcedureDemand letter, suit in small claims, circuit, or district court

Sample Wyoming Demand Promissory Note

Below is a preview of our Wyoming-specific demand promissory note template.

STATE OF WYOMING

DEMAND PROMISSORY NOTE

Payable on Demand — No Fixed Maturity

FOR VALUE RECEIVED, the undersigned promises to pay ON DEMAND to the order of Lender the sum of $[Amount]

LENDER:

Name: [Lender Name]
Address: [Wyoming Address]

BORROWER:

Name: [Borrower Name]
Address: [Wyoming Address]

TERMS

Interest: [Rate]% per annum (max 7% (default) in WY)
Payable within 30 days of written demand by Lender

Wyoming Demand Promissory Note FAQ

Answers to common questions about demand promissory notes in Wyoming.

Official Wyoming Resources

Official resources for Wyoming lending laws and court procedures.

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