CONTINUING EDUCATION
REQUIREMENTS, FEES, & FAQS

Wyoming resident producers, adjusters, consultants, public adjusters, title agents, crop agents, and adjusters with Wyoming designated as their home state shall complete 24 hours of continuing education each licensing period. 3 of those hours shall be focused on ethics.

Non-residents are required to comply with their home state's continuing education requirements. There is no additional continuing education requirement in Wyoming for non-resident individuals.

Depending on the provider you choose, there may be a fee required to take continuing education courses.

As of January 1, 2023 there is no longer any continuing education fee assessed to licensees by the Wyoming Department of Insurance.

Yes! Effective January 2023, credits earned above the required 24 hours may be carried forward to the next renewal term. The only limitations are that the credits must have been completed within 120 days of the license expiration date, a maximum of 12 credits may be carried forward, and all carry-over credits will only count as "general" education credits.

This may happen for a few reasons.

• The class you took has not been approved by the Department;

• The provider offering the class did not register with the Department; or

• You have already received credit for the class in the last 48 months. For instance, if you took a class on February 1, 2020 you may not receive credit for that class again until February 1, 2024.

Please be sure to check with providers prior to taking a class to ensure that the class has been approved by the Department. You should also check your continuing education transcript ↗ to avoid repeating classes.

Continuing education providers electronically file all course completions with the Department. Per W.S. § 26-9-231 ↗, providers have 15 days to file course completion certificates.

It is highly recommended that you complete all continuing education more that 30 days prior to your license expiration date.

No. The Wyoming Department of Insurance does not approve extensions to comply with the continuing education requirement for any reason.