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Wyoming electrical license

Wyoming electricians are licensed by the State Fire Marshal, which also issues wiring permits. (source: WSFM: Electrical Safety (opens in a new tab))

How: For electricians, use the WSFM Public Portal and Look Up link on this page. For general contractors, ask your city or county. (source: WSFM: Electrical Safety (opens in a new tab))

Checked against official Wyoming State Fire Marshal, Electrical Safety sources. See sources.

1. Who needs a license

No statewide general contractor license found; check your city or county. Electrical and low voltage/limited contractors need a WSFM license. (source: Wyoming SOS: Business FAQs (opens in a new tab), source: WSFM: Electrical Safety (opens in a new tab))

Out-of-state entities need a Wyoming Secretary of State certificate of authority before doing business in Wyoming. (source: Wyoming SOS: Foreign Certificate of Authority (opens in a new tab))

Class	Name	Covers
Electrical	WSFM electrical licenses	Apprentice, journeyman, master and low-voltage/limited technician (source: WSFM: Electrical Safety (opens in a new tab))
EC	Electrical Contractor	$400 new and renewal; full-time WY master electrician of record (one company only) (source: WSFM: Electrical Licensing (opens in a new tab))
LVC	Low Voltage/Limited Contractor	$200 new and renewal; full-time technician of record (one company only) (source: WSFM: Electrical Licensing (opens in a new tab))

Fee	Amount
Electrical contractor license New and renewal; expires 1 July.	$400 (source: WSFM: Electrical Licensing (opens in a new tab))
Low voltage/limited contractor license New and renewal; expires 1 July.	$200 (source: WSFM: Electrical Licensing (opens in a new tab))
Card processing fee on electrical licenses and permits 2.5% of the transaction, minimum $1, since 1 April 2025.	$1 (source: WSFM: Electrical Safety (opens in a new tab))

Fees are set by the board and can change. Check the official fee page before you pay.

General contractors Ask the city or county where the work will happen about licensing. (source: Wyoming SOS: Business FAQs (opens in a new tab))
Electrical contractors Employ a full-time WY master electrician (or low voltage technician) of record who serves only your company, then apply to WSFM. (source: WSFM: Electrical Licensing (opens in a new tab))

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Contractor licenses ($400 electrical, $200 low voltage/limited) expire 1 July. (source: WSFM: Electrical Licensing (opens in a new tab))

How: For electricians, use the WSFM Public Portal and Look Up link on this page. For general contractors, ask your city or county. (source: WSFM: Electrical Safety (opens in a new tab))

We're still verifying this, check the official board: WSFM website (opens in a new tab).

Electrical work without a WSFM license or wiring permit. (source: WSFM: Electrical Safety (opens in a new tab))
An electrical company with no WSFM contractor license or master of record. (source: WSFM: Electrical Licensing (opens in a new tab))
An out-of-state company with no Wyoming certificate of authority. (source: Wyoming SOS: Foreign Certificate of Authority (opens in a new tab))

We're still verifying this, check the official board: WSFM website (opens in a new tab).

Last verified: Oct 24, 2026. Next check due: Jan 24, 2027. Every fact on this page links to one of these official pages. How we verify.

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