How to get a Salesperson license in Wyoming
Wyoming licenses real estate agents statewide through the Wyoming Real Estate Commission (REC).1 For the Salesperson license you need at least 30 clock hours2 of education, a passing score on the Wyoming salesperson examination (national and state portions)3 and a criminal background check1. The board lists $300 for the initial license (Each original Broker/Salesperson license)4. You renew every 3 years1 and complete at least 45 hours of continuing education5.
Who issues it
Wyoming Real Estate Commission (REC)
Training and experience
Training: at least 30 clock hours2
Exam
Wyoming salesperson examination (national and state portions)3
On this page
- Wyoming real estate agent licenses
- Applies to every license level
- Who needs a Salesperson license
- Requirements for a Salesperson license
- How to apply
- Renewal and continuing education
- Moving to Wyoming with a license from another state
- Associate Broker
- Responsible Broker
- Check a license or report a problem
- Laws and rules
- Common questions
- Real estate agent licenses in other states
Wyoming real estate agent licenses
Wyoming issues 3 real estate agent credentials. Each has its own section below; the table shows what each one covers and its headline requirements.
| License | What it covers | Training or experience | Exam | Application or license fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Associate Broker | Associate Broker as defined in W.S. 33-28-1021 | Training 60 clock hours1 Experience 2 years1 | Yes1 | $3004 |
| Salesperson | Salesperson as defined in W.S. 33-28-1021 | Training 30 clock hours2 | Yes1 | $3004 |
| Responsible Broker | Responsible Broker as defined in W.S. 33-28-1021 | Training 60 clock hours1 Experience 2 years1 | Yes1 | $3004 |
Applies to every license level
These rules are the same for several of the Wyoming real estate agent licenses on this page, so they are shown once here, with the licenses they apply to. Each license's own section lists only what differs.
1. Every license level (all 3)
Requirements
- Background check
- Background check required1
Fingerprints required689
Commission may consider prior discipline and felonies related to real estate practice or any felony sexual offense or violent crime; an applicant with a felony may be considered 12 months after completing sentence, parole and probation.1 - Residency or citizenship
- Proof of legal presence (birth certificate and driver's license, or passport); nonresidents file a Service of Process form689
Fees
| Fee | Amount | Paid to | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Initial license fee (Each original Broker/Salesperson license) | $3004 | REC | Not refundable |
| Recovery fund (W.S. 33-28-201(b)) | $201 | REC | Every original license and every renewal. Not refundable |
| Fingerprint and state background check | $39689 | Office of the Attorney General | – |
| Additional fee for expedited (two (2) business days) license issuance or transfer | $1504 | REC | Optional expedited issuance. Not refundable |
| Paper Processing Fee | $254 | REC | Not refundable |
| Each transfer/active status request/name change | $304 | REC | Not refundable |
Each line is a separate charge as the board lists it. The board does not publish a combined total, so none is shown here.
The board's pages we cite do not list the exam fee; check it with the exam provider, Pearson VUE689, when you schedule.
How to apply
- Complete the required pre-licensing courses with a Commission-approved provider (certificates expire one year after issue).689
- Register with Pearson VUE and pass the required exam portion(s); apply within 90 days of the score report.689
- Mail two blue fingerprint cards with $39 payable to the Office of the Attorney General to the Commission.689 drive.google.com10
- Buy errors and omissions insurance (or join your company's group policy).689
- Application form
- drive.google.com11
- Temporary or provisional license
- Temporary licenses of up to 90 days only when a responsible broker dies (Executive Director authorization)7
Renewal
- How often
- Every 3 years1
- When it expires
- A new license expires December 31 of the year issued (first renewal needs no CE); after that, renew every 3 years by December 31.12
- Renewal fee
- $3504
- Approved courses
- Commission-approved required and elective courses (lists on the Commission CE page)5
- Exemptions
- No CE for the first renewal of a newly issued license12
No CE to renew an inactive license5 - Late renewal
- Late renewal fee: $7512 (renewal from January 1 through March 1 after the December 31 deadline)
- If it expires
- Not renewed by December 31: license becomes inactive; renewal accepted January 1 to March 1 with an extra fee; not renewed by March 1: canceled12
After the grace period an expired licensee must meet all new-applicant requirements, including the exam1 - Renew online
- realestate.wyo.gov13
From another state
- Route
- Military service members and spouses
- What the board says
- The Commission applies W.S. 33-1-116 through 117 to military service members and spouses.7
2. Every license level except Responsible Broker
Renewal
- Required topics
- 24 required hours and 21 elective hours12
3. Every license level except Salesperson
Requirements
- Exam
- Wyoming broker examination (national and state portions)3
Given by: Pearson VUE89
Passing score: Set by the Commission with its testing provider; scoring method published by the provider7
When you can take it: Registrants must have reached the age of majority7
National portion3
State portion3
Retakes: Retake only the failed portion within 6 months of the last failure; otherwise retake the whole exam7
Time limit: Apply within 90 days of the passing notice or scores are terminated89
Exam waived: National (uniform) portion accepted for applicants holding a like license in good standing in another jurisdiction7
Who needs a Salesperson license
Salesperson as defined in W.S. 33-28-1021
Work that does not need this license:
- Owners, their immediate family and regular employees dealing with the owner's own property (unless licensees)1
Other rules on who may do this work:
Requirements for a Salesperson license
More rules for this license are shared with other levels: group 1 and group 2 under Applies to every license level.
- Education or training
- At least 30 clock hours2
Salesperson Course I (state and national portions, including Wyoming Law) and Salesperson Course II, completed within one year before applying; Course I may be challenged by exam7
Who may teach it: Commission-approved courses and instructors; approved pre-licensing providers listed on the Commission site1
Alternative: Challenge Course I by passing the approved course exam7 - Exam
- Wyoming salesperson examination (national and state portions)3
Given by: Pearson VUE6
Passing score: Set by the Commission with its testing provider; scoring method published by the provider7
When you can take it: Registrants must have reached the age of majority7
National portion3
State portion3
Retakes: Retake only the failed portion within 6 months of the last failure; otherwise retake the whole exam7
Time limit: Apply within 90 days of the passing notice or scores are terminated6
Exam waived: National (uniform) portion accepted for applicants holding a like license in good standing in another jurisdiction7 - Also required
- A statement from the responsible broker that the applicant will be supervised1
How to apply
- Complete the Salesperson Application with the $300 fee (credit card authorization form), proof of legal presence, photo, exam score reports, course certificates and certified license histories, and email or mail it to the Commission.6 drive.google.com11
Renewal and continuing education
Renewal planner
Enter the expiration date printed on your Wyoming Salesperson license. The count is worked out on your device from today's date; nothing is sent anywhere.
Moving to Wyoming with a license from another state
These are the routes REC publishes for the Salesperson license. The other real estate agent licenses have their own routes in their sections below.
- Route
- Exam waiver
- What the board says
- Holders of an active license elsewhere skip the national exam portion and Course I national content but must take Wyoming Law, Course II and the Wyoming state exam.7
- Conditions
- Active license in another state; Wyoming Law course and Salesperson II; pass the Wyoming state exam only3
Colorado license type FA is treated as a Wyoming salesperson3
Certification from the other jurisdiction must show 2 of the last 4 years active7 - Fee
- $3004
Associate Broker
Associate Broker as defined in W.S. 33-28-1021
Requirements
- Education or training
- At least 60 clock hours1
Broker Course I (state and national portions, including Wyoming Law) and Broker Course II7
Who may teach it: Commission-approved courses and instructors1
Alternative: Challenge Broker Course I by passing the approved course exam portions7 - Experience
- At least 2 years1
Active as a salesperson for 2 of the 4 years immediately before applying, or a degree in real estate from an accredited university or college1
License you must hold first: Salesperson license (or equivalent credential in another jurisdiction)7
Substitute: Degree in real estate (official transcripts)7
How to apply
- Meet the experience requirement: active for 2 of the 4 years immediately before applying. Associate broker applicants may instead show a real estate degree.8
- Complete the Associate Broker Application with the $300 fee (credit card authorization form), proof of legal presence, photo, exam score reports, course certificates and certified license histories, and email or mail it to the Commission.8 drive.google.com11
From another state
- Route
- Exam waiver
- What the board says
- Holders of an active license elsewhere skip the national exam portion and Course I national content but must take Wyoming Law, Course II and the Wyoming state exam.7
- Conditions
- Active license in another state; Wyoming Law course and Broker II; pass the Wyoming state broker exam only3
Colorado license types EA, IA, ER, EI, IR or II are treated as Wyoming broker3
Certification from the other jurisdiction must show 2 of the last 4 years active7 - Fee
- $3004
More rules for this license are shared with other levels: group 1, group 2 and group 3 under Applies to every license level.
Responsible Broker
Responsible Broker as defined in W.S. 33-28-1021
Requirements
- Education or training
- At least 60 clock hours1
Broker Course I (state and national portions, including Wyoming Law) and Broker Course II, plus the Wyoming Broker Management course taken within 2 years before applying7
Who may teach it: Commission-approved courses and instructors1
Alternative: Challenge Broker Course I by passing the approved course exam portions7 - Experience
- At least 2 years1
Actively engaged as a salesperson or associate broker (or equivalent credential elsewhere) for 2 of the 4 years immediately before applying7
License you must hold first: Salesperson or associate broker license (or equivalent elsewhere)7 - Business requirements
- Also complete the Application for Corporation, LLC, Partnerships, and Sole Proprietorship9
- Also required
- Wyoming trust account(s) or funds holder agreement(s)7
How to apply
- Meet the experience requirement: active for 2 of the 4 years immediately before applying.9
- Complete the Responsible Broker Application with the $300 fee (credit card authorization form), proof of legal presence, photo, exam score reports, course certificates and certified license histories, and email or mail it to the Commission.9 drive.google.com11
Renewal
- Continuing education
- At least 53 hours each renewal period12
From another state
- Route
- Exam waiver
- What the board says
- Holders of an active license elsewhere skip the national exam portion and Course I national content but must take Wyoming Law, Course II and the Wyoming state exam.7
- Conditions
- Active license in another state; Wyoming Law course and Broker II and Wyoming Broker Management; pass the Wyoming state broker exam only3
Colorado license types EA, IA, ER, EI, IR or II are treated as Wyoming broker3
Certification from the other jurisdiction must show 2 of the last 4 years active7 - Fee
- $3004
More rules for this license are shared with other levels: group 1 and group 3 under Applies to every license level.
Check a license or report a problem
Before you hire a real estate agent in Wyoming, you can confirm the license is current on the board's own search. Every board we cover in Wyoming is on the Wyoming license lookup page.
- Look up a license
- online.wyrec.org3
- File a complaint
- realestate.wyo.gov3
Laws and rules
The requirements above come from these laws and board rules.
Common questions
How long does it take to get a Salesperson license in Wyoming?
The rules set at least 30 clock hours2 before you can be licensed. The board does not publish how long it takes to process an application.
Can I transfer my real estate agent license to Wyoming?
REC publishes this route for the Salesperson license: exam waiver7. Conditions and forms.
Real estate agent licenses in other states
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- District of Columbia
- Florida
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland
- Massachusetts
- Michigan
- Missouri
- Nebraska
- Nevada
- New Hampshire
- New Jersey
- New Mexico
- North Carolina
- North Dakota
- Oklahoma
- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
- South Dakota
- Texas
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
Sources
Every number and rule above links to one of these official pages. Select a footnote number to read the board's own words.
- W.S. 33-28-101 through 33-28-401Wyoming Real Estate CommissionChecked November 6, 2026
- Pre-Licensing Course Outlines and Provider Application InstructionsWyoming Real Estate CommissionChecked November 6, 2026
- Obtain a Real Estate LicenseWyoming Real Estate CommissionChecked November 6, 2026
- Real Estate Commission Rules Chapter 2 - FeesWyoming Real Estate CommissionChecked November 6, 2026
- Real Estate Continuing EducationWyoming Real Estate CommissionChecked November 6, 2026
- Salesperson Application InstructionsWyoming Real Estate CommissionChecked November 6, 2026
- Real Estate Commission Rules Chapter 1 - General Provisions and LicensingWyoming Real Estate CommissionChecked November 6, 2026
- Associate Broker Application InstructionsWyoming Real Estate CommissionChecked November 6, 2026
- Responsible Broker Application InstructionsWyoming Real Estate CommissionChecked November 6, 2026
- Instructions for Submitting FingerprintsWyoming Real Estate CommissionChecked November 6, 2026
- Real Estate Applications and FormsWyoming Real Estate CommissionChecked November 6, 2026
- Real Estate Commission Rules Chapter 4 - Renewals - EducationWyoming Real Estate CommissionChecked November 6, 2026
- Manage Your Real Estate LicenseWyoming Real Estate CommissionChecked November 6, 2026