Wyoming Cancellation of Certificate is a process in which an existing Wyoming Certificate of Authority is canceled, withdrawn, or revoked. This process is usually initiated by the business itself, either through the Wyoming Secretary of State or the Wyoming Department of Revenue. There are two types of Wyoming Cancellation of Certificate: voluntary and involuntary. Voluntary Cancellation occurs when the business itself voluntarily chooses to cancel its Wyoming Certificate of Authority. The business must submit a Certificate of Cancellation to the Wyoming Secretary of State, and any applicable fees must be paid. Involuntary Cancellation occurs when the Wyoming Secretary of State or the Wyoming Department of Revenue cancels the Certificate of Authority due to missed annual report filings or nonpayment of taxes. The business will receive a Notice of Cancellation, and they will have 30 days to file their annual report or pay any outstanding taxes or fees. If the business fails to comply within the specified time frame, their Certificate of Authority will be canceled.