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WREC requires you submit fingerprints for an FBI and state DCI background check. To get fingerprinted, call any law enforcement agency and ask for their fingerprinting procedure. The local agency may charge a fingerprinting fee.

Bring an envelope for the cards to the fingerprinting for the official to sign and seal. Include a note or letter with your contact information and a certified check or money order for $39.00 made payable to the Office of the Attorney General. Mail the cards to:

WYOMING REAL ESTATE COMMISSION

2617 E. LINCOLNWAY

SUITE H

CHEYENNE, WY 82002

Specific instructions and advice are found in the state’s instructions for fingerprinting.

Your fingerprint reports are valid for 90 days after it is issued to the Wyoming Real Estate Commission (WREC). You can submit your fingerprint cards prior to or at the same time as your license application.

The Wyoming Real Estate Commission breaks the pre-licensing education into three courses:

Salesperson I Course: agency relationships, general legal principles, real property ownership, financing, property management, and more.

Salesperson II Course: ethics, state statutory laws, federal laws, roles and responsibilities, relationships, and specifics of real estate practice

Wyoming Law Course: real estate licensing agency powers, licensing, requirements, and additional topics. This can be combined with Salesperson I.

Full suggested content outlines are available for these courses. The combined total minimum length of Salesperson I and Salesperson II is 30 hours, with the WREC recommending a minimum 40 hours for Salesperson I.

Salesperson real estate candidates must take the courses from an approved education providers.

Pearson VUE administers Wyoming’s salesperson licensing exam. The most convenient way to register for your test is to visit Pearson VUE online. However, you can schedule by telephone by calling (866) 600-5442.

The exam fee is $80 per section if taken at a test center and $90 per section when taken through OnVUE. Taking both sections at once costs $160 at a test center. Your exam fee is payable by credit card, debit card, or voucher.

The Candidate Information Handbook has information about test centers, scheduling, and preparing for the exam.

Bring to the testing center two forms of identification in the English language. One form must be a government-issued ID with your signature and photo.

The Wyoming salesperson exam consists of:

A national portion allotted 2.5 hours to answer 80 questions.

A state portion allotted 1.5 hours to answer 40 questions.

Up to 5-10 experimental questions that do not count towards your score

The Candidate Information Handbook contains topic outlines and question breakdowns for both portions of the test.

All salesperson candidates leave the test center with an official score report.

Score reports are marked as pass or fail. All passing candidates will receive information on applying for their license. Any candidates who do not pass will receive diagnostic information and instructions for retaking the exam. If you fail just one part of the exam, you must retake that part within six months.

The Wyoming licensing exam uses a scaled score to account for differences in difficulty between exam forms. A minimum passing score is 75 on the national and the state portion.

All Wyoming real estate professionals must carry current Errors and Omissions Insurance. Wyoming partnered with Williams Underwriting Group to administer group E&O coverage. You do have the option to carry private E&O coverage but must submit a certificate of coverage to the WREC showing it meets the coverage specifications.

You have 90 days after passing the exam to submit a complete license application and its fees to the Wyoming Real Estate Commission. Refer to the salesperson license application instructions received with your score report. Include all the required documentation or the application will not be processed.

The salesperson application asks for your professional licensing history, non-relative character references, and past criminal or litigation history. Applications must be notarized.

The license application fee is $300 payable to the WREC due within 90 days of the last exam date.

Once your application is approved, the license will be emailed to your responsible broker. Congratulations, you are now a Wyoming real estate salesperson!