The Wyoming Certificate of Retention of Debtor in Possession (CORP) is a legal document issued by the Wyoming Secretary of State that confirms the debtor has retained possession of their assets during bankruptcy proceedings. The CORP allows the debtor to continue to manage and operate their business while in bankruptcy. It also protects the debtor's assets from being seized by creditors. There are two types of Wyoming CORP that may be issued: a general certificate of retention and a specific certificate of retention. The general certificate of retention covers all the debtor's assets while the specific certificate of retention only covers certain assets. The general certificate of retention is typically used when the debtor does not have a specific asset to protect. The specific certificate of retention is usually used when the debtor has a specific asset or set of assets that they wish to protect.