Wyoming § 33-28-118 License renewals; continuing education; payment
of fees; effect of failure to renew; inactive status

Wyoming Statutes

§ 33-28-118 — License renewals; continuing education; payment of fees; effect of failure to renew; inactive status

Wyoming·Title 33 Professions and Occupations·Ch. 28 REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND SALESPERSONS·Art. 1 GENERAL LICENSING PROVISIONS

(a)Licenses issued under this act may be renewed for successive three (3) year periods. The commission may establish a grace period for license renewal not to exceed sixty (60) days. The commission may establish a late fee for license renewal not to exceed seventy-five dollars ($75.00).

(b)The commission may adopt rules and regulations providing for mandatory continuing education allocable over each three (3) year period not to exceed sixty (60) hours.

(c)Failure to timely submit a complete renewal application including proof of required continuing education and renewal fees when due shall automatically cause a license to expire. Presentation of a check to the commission as a fee for either an original or renewal license or for examination for license, which is returned to the state tre

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(a) Licenses issued under this act may be renewed for
successive three (3) year periods. The commission may establish
a grace period for license renewal not to exceed sixty (60)
days. The commission may establish a late fee for license
renewal not to exceed seventy-five dollars ($75.00).
(b) The commission may adopt rules and regulations
providing for mandatory continuing education allocable over each
three (3) year period not to exceed sixty (60) hours.
(c) Failure to timely submit a complete renewal
application including proof of required continuing education and
renewal fees when due shall automatically cause a license to
expire. Presentation of a check to the commission as a fee for
either an original or renewal license or for examination for
license, which is returned to the state treasurer unpaid, is
cause for revocation or denial of license unless it is
established that the dishonor of the check was not the fault of
the applicant or licensee.
(d) Any licensee whose license has expired as provided in
this section after the grace period has ended, shall comply with
all requirements of a new applicant, including writing the
appropriate examination, before a license will be reissued.
(e) Any real estate associate broker or salesperson who is
not employed by or associated with a responsible broker, or any
responsible broker who desires to become inactive, may renew his
license in an inactive status prior to the renewal deadline
established in this section, by submitting the renewal fee
together with a completed renewal application on which he has
noted his present inactive status.
(f) A license on inactive status for more than three (3)
years shall not be reissued on an active status unless the
licensee has first met the educational requirements under
subsection (b) of this section.
(g) A license on an inactive status for less than three
(3) years may be renewed on an active status prior to the
renewal deadline by submitting the renewal fee together with a
renewal application.

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