Registered Users only need to complete and pass a single proficiency exam to file in Wyoming's trial courts.
This eliminates the need for multiple exams, streamlining the process and ensuring access across all trial courts statewide.
The Wyoming Judicial Branch has learned that scammers are contacting court users, posing as court officials, and asking for money to pay their bond through payment apps. No court in Wyoming will contact you requesting money. If you receive a payment request, call your local court immediately and ask about any outstanding payments.
Find a CourtThe Wyoming Judicial Branch has been notified of a cybersecurity breach involving West Publishing Corporation and the court management systems in the Supreme Court and district courts. Resources and frequently asked questions are available.
Learn moreThis eliminates the need for multiple exams, streamlining the process and ensuring access across all trial courts statewide.
The registration video tutorial, user guide, and other Wyoming specific resources can be found at the link below.
Rule 4(c)(2) of the Wyoming Rules for Electronic Filing and Service requires users to pass an eFiling proficiency exam.
You will receive an email from File & ServeXpress with a temporary password once you’ve completed the proficiency exam.