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How to get an insurance license in Wyoming. P&C: 0 pre-licensing hours. L&H: 0 hours. Government fees: $365 for both lines. 2 years renewal cycle. Verified 2026-04-03. Data verified 2026-04-03. Source: LicenseMap (getlicensemap.com).
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Not required
P&C Education
Not required
L&H Education
2 years
Renewal Cycle
$365
Gov. Fees (Both)
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Wyoming licenses insurance producers by lines of authority. Available lines include Life, Accident & Health, Life Accident & Health (combined), Casualty, Property, Property & Casualty (combined), Personal Lines, and Variable Life & Variable Annuity (requires FINRA registration). Both combined and individual exams are available.
Other Available Lines of Authority
No pre-licensing education required
Not required.
Wyoming Property & Casualty Producer Exam
Administered by Pearson VUE
150
Questions
70%
Passing Score
150 minutes
Time Limit
$113
Exam Fee
Combined Property & Casualty exam: 150 questions (135 scored, 15 pretest), 2.5 hours, $113. Single-line exams (Property only or Casualty only): 100 questions (85 scored, 15 pretest), 2 hours, $96. Must pass both sections (general knowledge and state law) with 70%.
No pre-licensing education required
Not required.
Wyoming Life, Accident & Health Producer Exam
Administered by Pearson VUE
150
Questions
70%
Passing Score
150 minutes
Time Limit
$113
Exam Fee
Combined Life, Accident & Health exam: 150 questions (135 scored, 15 pretest), 2.5 hours, $113. Single-line exams: 100 questions, 2 hours, $96. Must pass both sections with 70%.
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Minimum Age
18 years old
Education
No formal education requirement specified beyond passing the licensing exam
Residency
Must apply as resident producer if domiciled in Wyoming. Non-resident licenses available through NIPR.
Background Check
Criminal background check with fingerprinting required for first-time Wyoming resident applicants. A fingerprinting packet will be mailed after the application is received. No fingerprinting requirement for non-residents.
Fingerprinting
Not required
Citizenship
US citizen or authorized to work in the US
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| Fee | Amount |
|---|---|
Application Fee Resident application fee for any combination of lines of authority. Plus $5.60 NIPR transaction fee. | $50 |
P&C Exam Fee Combined Property & Casualty exam fee. Single-line (Property only or Casualty only) is $96. | $113 |
L&H Exam Fee Combined Life, Accident & Health exam fee. Single-line is $96. | $113 |
Fingerprinting Fee Fingerprint processing fee for first-time resident applicants | $39 |
Total Gov. Fees (Single Line) Application ($100) + one combo exam ($113) + fingerprint ($39) = $252. Does not include NIPR transaction fee ($5.60). | $252 |
Total Gov. Fees (Both Lines) Application ($100) + P&C combo exam ($113) + L&H combo exam ($113) + fingerprint ($39) = $365. Does not include NIPR transaction fee ($5.60). | $365 |
Pre-Licensing Course Cost: $0 (not required)(per line)
Pre-licensing education is not required. Voluntary study courses typically cost $150-$400 per line.
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Register and schedule your Property & Casualty exam through Pearson VUE (pearsonvue.com). Pay the $113 exam fee.
Pass the Property & Casualty exam with a score of 70% on each section (general knowledge and state law).
Submit your license application through NIPR with the $100 application fee plus $5.60 transaction fee.
Receive a fingerprinting packet by mail from the Wyoming DOI. Complete fingerprinting and pay the $39 fee.
Pass the criminal background check.
Receive your license from the Wyoming Department of Insurance (typical turnaround: 30 days).
Register and schedule your Life, Accident & Health exam through Pearson VUE (pearsonvue.com). Pay the $113 exam fee.
Pass the Life, Accident & Health exam with a score of 70% on each section.
Submit your license application through NIPR with the $100 application fee plus $5.60 transaction fee.
Receive a fingerprinting packet by mail from the Wyoming DOI. Complete fingerprinting and pay the $39 fee.
Pass the criminal background check.
Receive your license from the Wyoming Department of Insurance (typical turnaround: 30 days).
Important: A license alone does not allow you to sell insurance
After obtaining your license, you must be appointed by at least one insurance company to sell their products.
Appointment fee: Paid by carrier
Non-resident licenses available through NIPR. Non-resident applicants must hold a valid resident license in their home state. No fingerprinting required for non-residents.
Additional requirements: Non-resident applicants must submit application through NIPR with home state license in good standing
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Renewal Cycle
2 years
Renewal Fee
$100
CE Required
24 hours per cycle
Ethics Hours
3 hours (included in CE total)
24 hours of CE every 2 years, including 3 hours of approved ethics coursework. CE must be completed before submitting the renewal application.
Regulatory Board
Unique to Wyoming: Wyoming has a fixed July 31 renewal date for all producers (not birth month based) and mails fingerprinting packets AFTER receiving the application, which adds time to the process. The typical turnaround time is 30 days. Wyoming exam fees ($96 single line, $113 combined) are among the higher fees nationally. Non-residents pay more ($150) than residents ($100) for the application.
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How this state compares to 50 others for this profession
Timeline
#1 of 51
Salary
#37 of 51
Processing
#1 of 51
Based on May 2024 Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS data for Insurance Sales Agents (SOC 41-3021)
Entry Level
$47,570
25th percentile
Median
$55,770
-8% vs. national avg ($60,370)Experienced
$76,220
75th percentile
Wage Distribution (Annual)
770 employed in this state
Note: Insurance agent compensation is heavily commission-based. BLS OEWS data may not fully reflect total earnings including commissions and bonuses.
Source: BLS OEWS – Insurance Sales Agents (May 2024)
National employment projections for 2024-2034
Projected Growth
+4.7%
Average GrowthNew Jobs
+26,200
over 10 years
Annual Openings
41,200
per year (avg.)
555,200 currently employed nationwide (2024)
Source: BLS Employment Projections 2024-2034 (September 2025)
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$55,770
Pre-licensing education + state exam
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Insurance Agent
Pre-licensing education + state exam
$55,770
Adjuster licensing + claims experience
$78,900
Salary data from BLS OEWS May 2024 for this state. Career paths represent common advancement routes — actual progression may vary. Bureau of Labor Statistics — Occupational Outlook Handbook
State Insurance Licensing Exam — 2021-2023National rate
58%
Overall Pass Rate
By Section
Combined average. Life & Health ~65%; Property & Casualty ~50-60%.
Source: NAIC / State Insurance Departments (2023)
Pass rates are approximate national averages and may vary by state, exam provider, and candidate preparation.
Government fees and exam costs to obtain your initial license
Note: These are government licensing fees only. Education/training program costs (tuition, books, etc.) are not included as they vary widely by institution.
Source: Wyoming Department of Insurance — Licensing Requirements
Estimated total: 4–10 weeks
Timeline estimated from licensing requirements on this page.
Source: Wyoming Department of Insurance — Licensing Requirements
1–4 weeks
Estimated processing time
Source: Wyoming Department of Insurance — Licensing Requirements
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