The bill authorizes county clerks in Wyoming to reject or notate frivolous filings, establishing specific procedures for doing so. It defines "filing" as any document submitted for recording with the county clerk, excluding certain conveyances and documents related to the clerk's duties. A filing is deemed "frivolous" if it lacks a legal or factual basis or is intended for improper purposes, such as harassment. If a county clerk suspects a filing is frivolous, they may hold it in abeyance and must file a motion with the district court for a determination. If the court agrees, the filing can be rejected, and any fees must be refunded within ten days.

Additionally, the bill allows county clerks to review previously filed documents to identify any that may be frivolous. If a frivolous filing is identified, the clerk can also seek a court order to notate the filing as frivolous. Any filing declared frivolous by the district court will have no legal effect. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2026.