Wyoming Statutes
§ 1-21-203 — Affidavit of claim; service of summons; venue jurisdiction
(a)The claimant shall prepare the affidavit as set forth.
When the affidavit is executed by the claimant the court shall
file the same and have summons served on the defendant in the
manner provided by law or, if the defendant resides in the
state, service may be made by the court by certified mail
addressed to the defendant at his address within the state with
return receipt requested. Upon receipt by the circuit judge of
the return receipt signed by the defendant or his agent, service
is complete.
(b)Venue provisions in W.S. 1-5-104(b) and 1-5-105
through 1-5-109 apply to actions commenced under this article.
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