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Passport Delays – Plan Your Trip

The Passport Agency currently has a backlog that is causing delays in releasing or obtaining passports.  The suggestion of the Office of Child Support is to request your passport 6 months prior to your anticipated date of travel. 

1. Do you believe your passport has been taken? 

2. Are you worried about a recently submitted passport application?

3. Have you received an official denial letter from the Passport Agency? 

If any of these questions apply to you, please reach out to your local child support office to discuss any concerns you may have.  There are options available that may expedite this process for you.

Find your nearest child support location on our LOCATIONS page.

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Way2Go Cards Are Expiring October 2021

Any cards that are expiring are sent a replacement card automatically one month in advance of the expiration date. The card is sent to the address on the Way2Go system.

If you have not received a replacement card please contact Wyoming State Disbursement unit 1-888-570-9914 or 1-307-777-5300.

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Wyoming Banks Prepared for COVID-19 pandemic, ready to assist customers

For many years, banks have been required by state and federal authorities to have a business continuity plan in case of a pandemic outbreak. These plans are a comprehensive framework to ensure the continuance of critical operations for all Wyoming’s banks.

Wyoming’s banks are some of the nation’s most well-capitalized. Wyoming’s banks are positioned to provide every Wyomingites safe and secure access to their money and stand at the ready to provide credit and other financial services that will be necessary to facilitate a strong recovery.

BANKING SERVICES:  Branch locations will continue to function upon discretion of local health officials. In an effort to slow the virus, customers will be encouraged to use drive-through options.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE:  Assistance such as deferred payments, loan modifications and fee abatements are available, and we are preparing to facilitate low and no interest federal disaster loans. Businesses and individuals facing economic challenges related to the spread of the COVID-19 virus should contact their bank as soon as possible. Banks have developed many programs designed to assist borrowers during periods of temporary economic stress. 

CASH:  Cash is readily available; however, for the safety of our employees and to avoid the spread of the virus, we encourage the use of the electronic payment methods where possible.

SCAMS: We wish to remind Wyomingites to be particularly aware of scams and financial misinformation related to the COVID-19 virus.  Never give personal or account information to anyone contacting you over the phone or internet. If you have any questions, please contact your bank directly.

Banks are only as strong as the community they serve; our fortunes are tied together. Banks have spent many years and millions of dollars to prepare for this event. Working together, we will recover as strong as ever.