Wyoming Insurance Adjuster
AdjusterPro's Bottom-line: Residents of Wyoming must first pass the Thomson-Prometric Adjuster Exam before being licensed. Non-residents are eligible for immediate licensing provided they hold a license in their home state. Residents of Nevada and Ohio cannot be licensed as an adjuster in Wyoming. Residents of New York must take the Wyoming Adjuster Exam.
Adjuster License Requirements
To become a licensed insurance adjuster in Wyoming, individuals must:
- Be 18 years of age or more.
- Must pass the Wyoming licensing exam or the licensing exam from their home state. (Residents of New York: see exceptions.)
- Must not be from Nevada or Ohio.
Wyoming Adjuster Exam Preparation
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- Wyoming Adjuster Virtual Classroom Course
- Printed and Bound Wyoming Adjuster Textbook/Manual
- Wyoming Law Digest
- Online Practice Exam
- Wyoming State Exam Outline
- Wyoming Adjuster License Application
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Licensing Process
- Exam is administered by Thomson-Prometric.
- Resident Applicants or Nonresident Applicants not licensed in their homestate must:
- pass the Wyoming General Lines (All-Lines) or Crop Hail licensing exam, prior to submitting application to the government,
- send a completed license application,
- send the required credit/criminal investigation report,
- send $100 Adjuster License Fee.
- Note: Applications must be received within twelve months from the qualifying exam date.
- Nonresident Applicants licensed in their home state must send in:
- Wyoming Adjuster Application,
- $100 Adjuster License Fee,
- Letter of Certification from state of residence.
Reciprocity
- Wyoming grants reciprocity with most other states' licenses, provided the applicant is licensed in his or her state of residence.
- No exam is required if applicant is licensed in his or her home state.
- EXCEPTIONS:
- Residents of New York must pass the Wyoming exam.
- Residents of Nevada and Ohio are not eligible to be licensed in Wyoming.
Maintaining Your License in Wyoming
- Adjusters are required to complete 24 continuing education credit hours during a two year licensing period, 3 of which must be approved as ethics courses.
- Non-resident adjusters may report courses that have been approved by another State Inurance Department.
- Renewal can be done on-line through Sircon.
Fees
- Initial Licensing and Application Fee: $100
- License Renewal Fee: $100
- Continuing Education Filing Fee - $30
Contact Wyoming Insurance Department
- 106 East 6th Avenue, Cheyenne, WY 82002
- Phone: 307-777-7344
- Fax: 307-777-7310
- Email: wyinsdep@state.wy.us
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