Wyoming § 27-4-110 Assignments of wages; acceptance by employer;
filing

Wyoming Statutes

§ 27-4-110 — Assignments of wages; acceptance by employer; filing

Wyoming·Title 27 Labor and Employment·Ch. 4 WAGES·Art. 1 IN GENERAL

No assignment of, or order for, wages to be earned in the future
to secure a loan of less than two hundred dollars ($200.00)
shall be valid against an employer of the person making said
assignment or order until said assignment or order is accepted
in writing by the employer, and said assignment or order and the
acceptance of the same have been filed and recorded with the
clerk of the city or town where the party making said assignment
or order resides, if a resident of this state, or in which he is
employed, if not a resident of the commonwealth.

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No assignment of, or order for, wages to be earned in the future
to secure a loan of less than two hundred dollars ($200.00)
shall be valid against an employer of the person making said
assignment or order until said assignment or order is accepted
in writing by the employer, and said assignment or order and the
acceptance of the same have been filed and recorded with the
clerk of the city or town where the party making said assignment
or order resides, if a resident of this state, or in which he is
employed, if not a resident of the commonwealth.

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