Getting an insurance license in Wyoming
Wyoming licenses through the Wyoming Department of Insurance, which calls the licensee a producer. Which license you need depends on what you intend to sell, and the requirements differ sharply between them.
License types
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Accident and Health or Sickness or Disability
Wyoming is the only state on this site that puts both names in one line: the statute writes it as "accident and health or sickness or disability". Idaho, Washington and Montana pick Disability and everybody else picks Accident and Health; Wyoming declines to choose. No pre-licensing course is required.
No course
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Adjuster
Investigates and settles losses for insurers, on a license carrying property, casualty and crop lines of authority. Wyoming grants a designated home state license it says is accepted in every US state, and it publishes two lists of which other states' designations it will take back.
No course
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Casualty
Sells cover against legal liability in Wyoming, including liability for death, injury or disability and for damage to real or personal property. No pre-licensing course is required.
No course
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Consultant
Advises on insurance for a fee, paid by the client rather than by an insurer or a producer. It is also the license the public adjuster line rides on, and the Department takes its applications on paper with a check to the State Treasurer.
No course
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Credit
Limited line credit insurance in Wyoming. The statute names it as a line of authority in its own right and exempts it from nothing, so the examination reaches it, and the only instruction requirement attached to it falls on the insurer.
No course
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Crop
For agents and agencies that deal only in crop insurance. Anybody already holding property and casualty does not need it, and it is the only Wyoming limited line that carries continuing education.
No course
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Emergency Adjuster
Nobody may apply for it. Only an insurer admitted in Wyoming may request it, only after the Commissioner has declared a catastrophe, and the insurer files a fresh spreadsheet of every adjuster it has used every single day.
No course
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Life
Sells life insurance in Wyoming, which the statute writes as coverage on human lives including endowment and annuity benefits, benefits for death or dismemberment by accident, and disability income. Wyoming asks no pre-licensing course for it.
No course
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Managing General Agent
A registration rather than a license, and one form per insurer contracted with. The definition is arithmetic, and falling below the threshold in a year does not end the obligation, it changes which license the entity has to hold.
No course
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Personal Lines
Property and casualty insurance sold to individuals and families for primarily noncommercial purposes in Wyoming. It is one line rather than two and no pre-licensing course is required.
No course
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Pharmacy Benefit Manager
Administers prescription drug benefits for a health plan. Wyoming's statute is unusual in saying what the licensing rules may NOT ask for: identification of the licensee and the fee, and nothing else.
No course
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Portable Electronics
Cover for phones and their accessories sold at the point of sale, licensed as a specialty limited line. No examination, no course and no continuing education: the whole of it is an application, a $20 fee and an insurer's appointment.
No course
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Pre-Need Funeral
For funeral home employees selling pre-paid funeral contracts where the money goes to the funeral home. If an insurance company stands behind the contract instead, this is the wrong license and the seller needs the Life line.
No course
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Property
Sells cover for direct or consequential loss or damage to property of every kind in Wyoming. No pre-licensing course is required.
No course
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Public Adjuster
Acts for the insured rather than the insurer, and Wyoming puts it somewhere no other state does: the public adjuster line of authority sits under the consultant license, and the paper is the Property and Casualty Consultant exam.
No course
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Reinsurance Intermediary
One application and one $100 fee covering both roles, the broker who places cessions without power to bind and the manager who binds or manages a reinsurer's assumed business. A nonresident may stand on another state's license where that state's law is substantially similar.
No course
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Rental Car
The cover offered across a rental counter, licensed as a specialty limited line. No examination, no course and no continuing education: the whole of it is an application, a $20 fee and an insurer's appointment.
No course
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Surplus Lines Broker
Deals directly with non-admitted insurers and reports and remits the surplus lines tax. A producer who merely sends business to a surplus lines brokerage needs nothing, which the Department states in its own words.
No course
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Title Agent
Issues title insurance in Wyoming, examined and appointed. Only Wyoming residents can apply for the resident license, and the appointment has to be in hand before the license issues rather than after.
No course
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Travel / Baggage
Travel and baggage cover, licensed as a specialty limited line and named for both. No examination, no course and no continuing education: the whole of it is an application, a $20 fee and an insurer's appointment.
No course
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Variable Life and Variable Annuity Products
Sells cover provided under variable life insurance contracts and variable annuities in Wyoming. The statute lists it among the lines a producer may qualify for and conditions it on nothing else.
No course
Is a course required?
Wyoming requires no pre-licensing course for Every producer line of authority.
The Department's route for a Wyoming resident is two steps: pass the exam for the lines wanted, then apply and pay. No course appears in it, and the Department states separately that it endorses no provider of pre-licensing education and lists the known ones for information only. A sourced zero read off a complete list.
Read at the Department on 2026-08-19
Wyoming requires no pre-licensing course for Adjuster, Public adjuster, Consultant, Title agent, Surplus lines broker.
No course for any of them, and the Department says so by listing what it does want and by disclaiming the rest. The adjuster, consultant and title agent routes are the same three steps as a producer's: pass the Pearson VUE paper for the lines wanted, apply and pay, be fingerprinted. The surplus lines broker is not examined at all, and its qualification is a $10,000 bond. On every one of those pages the Department repeats the same sentence above its list of providers: "The Wyoming Department of Insurance does not endorse any providers for pre-licensing education. The providers below are known to have pre-licensing study materials. They are listed for informational purposes only."The crop line of the adjuster license is the one place a document stands in for a paper, and it is not a course either: a Crop Adjuster Proficiency Program card from National Crop Insurance Services is accepted in place of the Wyoming crop examination.
Read at the Department on 2026-08-19 . The Department's own licensing pages, and Chapter 18 of the Wyoming Insurance Regulations for the consultant
Wyoming requires no pre-licensing course for Portable electronics, Rental car, Travel and baggage.
Three of Wyoming's six limited lines take no examination either, which the Department writes as the first line of each: "No exam required."The applicant files for a Specialty Limited Lines license on Sircon, pays $20 as an individual or $100 as a firm, is fingerprinted if resident, and is appointed by an insurer. Credit, crop and pre-need funeral do take a Pearson VUE paper, and none of the six takes a course.
Read at the Department on 2026-08-19 . The Department's limited lines page
Fees
| Charge | Paid to | Amount |
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| License fee, resident Covers any combination of property, casualty and personal lines, or any combination of life, accident and health or sickness and variable products. The two groups are priced separately, so holding lines in both means paying it twice. It is scoped to the adjuster, the surplus lines broker and the title agent as well, because each is a producer license in Wyoming's own fee structure. W.S. 26-4-101(a)(v)(A) prices the property, casualty, personal lines and title producer and (a)(v)(B) the life, accident and health, variable and credit producer, at the same $100 for the original resident license and its issuance. A nonresident licensed under a reciprocal waiver of residency pays $150 under (V) of each. Continuation is $100 resident and $150 nonresident. | Wyoming Department of Insurance | $100.00 |
| License fee, non-resident Priced by the same two groups of lines as the resident fee, at $150. It is an alternative to the resident row above rather than a charge on top of it, so it is scoped to nothing and no cost page totals it. | Wyoming Department of Insurance | $150.00 |
| Fingerprinting Required of every resident applicant who is not already licensed. | Wyoming Department of Insurance | $39.00 |
| Consultant license, resident $150 for a nonresident, and the same again to renew every two years. Applications are paper only, by check to the Wyoming State Treasurer. The public adjuster line rides on this license, and the Department prices that at the same $100 on its own row, so the two are not added. | Wyoming Department of Insurance | $100.00 |
| Public adjuster license Paid by check to the Wyoming State Treasurer with a paper application, on the Property and Casualty Consultant examination. | Wyoming Department of Insurance | $100.00 |
| Limited lines license, individual, credit Five times what Wyoming's other five limited lines cost an individual, which are $20 each. A firm pays $100 for any of the six. | Wyoming Department of Insurance | $100.00 |
| Limited lines license, individual, crop, pre-need funeral, portable electronics, rental car or travel and baggage A firm pays $100 for any of them. Crop, pre-need funeral and credit take a Pearson VUE paper; portable electronics, rental car and travel and baggage take none. | Wyoming Department of Insurance | $20.00 |
| Title agent appointment Sent with an Appointment/Termination Form completed by the underwriting company. A title agent license will not issue without an appointment in hand. | Wyoming Department of Insurance | $15.00 |
| Managing general agent registration One registration form for each insurer the manager holds a contract with, filed within 30 days of executing a new one. | Wyoming Department of Insurance | $100.00 |
| Reinsurance intermediary license One application and one fee covering the broker and the manager roles alike. | Wyoming Department of Insurance | $100.00 |
| Surplus line broker license, resident W.S. 26-4-101(a)(viii), for the original resident license and its issuance, continuing at the same $100. A broker licensed under a reciprocal waiver of residency pays $150 both times. Until this row existed the surplus line broker page carried no Department license fee at all. | Wyoming Insurance Commissioner | $100.00 |
| Adjuster license, resident W.S. 26-4-101(a)(ix), for the original resident license and its issuance, continuing at the same $100, and $150 for an adjuster licensed under a reciprocal waiver of residency. The public adjuster is priced by the same subsection and already carried it. | Wyoming Insurance Commissioner | $100.00 |
| Pharmacy benefit manager license, annual W.S. 26-4-101(a)(xviii), charged annually. It is the only fee W.S. 26-52-101 permits the Department to ask a pharmacy benefit manager for, because that section limits the licensing rules to identifying the licensee and collecting this. | Wyoming Insurance Commissioner | $500.00 |
Every amount above was read at its own source between 2026-08-19 and 2026-09-05. Exam and fingerprint charges go to a vendor, not to the Department, and say so.
Approved courses
There is no register. The Department publishes lists of providers known to sell pre-licensing study material and says on every page that carries one that they are there for information only and that it endorses none of them. The lists differ by license and that is the interesting part: the adjuster page names Adjuster Pro and Agent Broker Training Center, neither of which is surveyed here; the public adjuster page names ten including A.D. Banker, ExamFX, Kaplan and WebCE, which are four of the seven sellers this site does survey; and the title agent page names the American Land Title Association and the Wyoming Land Title Association, which are trade associations rather than schools. Nothing on any of the lists satisfies a requirement, because Wyoming has none to satisfy.