Select Your State Below or
Alabama
Valid License; 12th grade education; 1 year in practice+ 650 hour school hours or 1,500 teacher training hours
At least 16 years old; 10th grade education
750 hours or 1200 hour apprenticeship within two years; Exam
Renewed every 2 years during your birth month; $80
Request certification to be sent from current state; Contact board for paperwork and exams; $100 fee
Not Required
Alaska
Three years as practitioner plus exams OR 1 year of practitioner experience plus 600 hours plus exam
At least 17 years old; High school education or equivalent
12-hour nail technician course; Advanced Manicurist License: 250 classroom hours + nail technician license; Written exam
Every odd-numbered year, in August; Manicurist: $135; Instructor: $195
Hold a current license in state from which applicant is moving; Current state must have training requirements equal to those of AK; Full-time work experience may be accepted in lieu of training hours
Not Required
Arizona
350 hours of instructor training
Proof of being at least 23 years of age; 10th grade education or equivalent
600 Hours; Exam
License expires annually, on licensee’s birthday; $30 Fee
Statement regarding whether or not the applicant’s license has been suspended or revoked;Proof of training hours and graduation; If no license was obtained, applicant may still qualify through education and exam; IN, SC and WA states
Not Required
Arkansas
At least 21 years old; Completed 600 hours of teacher training over 4 months; Passed instructor’s exam from the Department of Health and received instructor license
At least 16 years old; 10th grade education
600 hours; Written and practical exams
Every two years, by licensee’s birthday
Have certification of license sent from current state to AR; If applicable, include certification of exam; Include proof of training; $150
Not Required
California
N/A
At least 17 years old; 10th grade education
400 hours; Exam
Every 2 years; $50
Proof of current license, meeting requirements; License in good standing; Active for 3 of the previous 5 years, with no disciplinary action or a criminal conviction; $35 fee
Not Required
Colorado
Hold a current license; Two years of licensed experience
At least 16 years old
20 credit hours; Exam
Hold an active license in good standing; Current state must have requirements equivalent to those of CO
Renew by March 31 of even-numbered years; $26; $41 instructor fee
Not Required
Connecticut
N/A
There is no licensure or certification offered or required for nail technicians or estheticians in Connecticut
N/A
N/A
N/A
Not Required
Delaware
500 classroom hours of teacher training OR two years of licensed experience plus at least 260 hours of teacher training
N/A
300 classroom hours OR 600-hour apprenticeship; Written and practical exam
By March 31, of every even-numbered year
Method 1: Home state’s training and testing requirements must be equivalent to those of DE; Notarization and testing are not required; Method 2: Option for applicants whose home states’ training and testing requirements are not equivalent to those of DE; Applicant’s employer will need to provide a notarized statement verifying applicant’s license and work experience for at least 5 years; $70 Nail Technician fee; $167 Instructor fee
Not Required
Florida
At least 16 years old; High school diploma; Board-approved HIV/AIDS course completion certificate; Completed 240 school hrs; Provide official certification of licensure
At least 16 years old; High school diploma or equivalent
240 school hours; HIV/AIDS course completion certificate
Every 2 yrs; fee
Available through endorsement; Current state must have education and testing requirements similar to those of FL
16 CEU's
Georgia
High school diploma or G.E.D., or postsecondary education or college degree; Hold a current license; Completed 250 hours of Board-approved instructor training; Completed one year of work experience; Passed written and practical exam for a instructor in nail care
At least 17 years old; High school diploma or equivalent; Of good moral character
Completed 525 credit hour study course over at least 4 months OR 2,050-hour apprenticeship; Exam
Nail Technicians: August 31, odd-numbered years; $45 fee; Instructors: June 30, off odd-numbered years; $75
Applicant may be approved if he or she has a license from another state or country with requirements equivalent to those of GA; Provide proof of active licensure from reciprocal state; States not eligible for reciprocity with GA:
-AK, PA, MD, MA, ME and VA; $50
5 CEUS
Georgia State Board of Cosmetology & Barbers
(844) 753-7825
Link for Email
Hawaii
Hold a current license for at least 1 year; Completed 600-hour beauty school instructor training; Exam
At least 16 years old; High school diploma or equivalent
350 school hours or 700-hour apprenticeship; Take and pass written exam
December 31, every odd-numbered year
Applicants must show completion of education and testing requirements equivalent to those of HI; Applicants may be required to take a written and practical exam
Not Required
Idaho
Completion of 12 college credit hrs or exam; Hold a current license; Completion of 6-month course on cosmetology school instruction OR 2 years of licensed work experience in a registered establishment and completion of a 3-month course on cosmetology school instruction; 5 years of licensed experience immediately preceding application
At least 16.5 years old; Completed 2 years of high school or equivalent
400 hours or 800-hour apprenticeship; Exam
Annually, on licensee’s birthday; Nail technician fee: $10; Instructor fee: $15
Hold a current license in another state with standards equivalent to those of ID
Not Required
Illinois
Instructor A:
- At least 18 years old
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Holds a current license
- 500 hours of teacher training and 2 years of work experience OR 625 hours of teacher traininf
- Passed Department- authorized exam; Instructor B:
- At least 18 years old
- High school diploma or equivalent
- Holds a current license
- 250 hours of clinic teacher training OR obtained 2 years of practical experience (30 full-time hours per week) within 5 years preceding exam
- Passed Department- authorized exam
- Demonstrate skills in use of machines in the practice of nail technology
At least 16 years old; Have at least an 8th grade education with a high school diploma or equivalent, OR take the Ability to Benefit test
350 Hours
Renew by September 30 of even-numbered years; $25
At least 16 years old; Passed exam; Current state’s requirements are substantially equivalent to those of IL; $45
14 CEU's
Indiana
Hold a current license; 1000 hrs of training
At least 18 years old; Completion of 8th grade or equivalent
450 Hrs; Exam
Every 4 years on August 1; Manicurist fee: $40
Current state licensed in must have equivalent requirements to those of IN; If current license jurisdiction doesn’t have equivalent requirements, a combination of education hours and licensed practice; $40
Not Required
Iowa
Hold a current IA license; Completion of 1,000 instructor training hours or 2 years active practice within 6 years before application; Completion of at least 16 hours of instructor methods training course; Proof of 60 hours of practical experience; Pass NIC instructor exam
High school diploma or G.E.D.
325 hours; Pass NIC exam
Renew by December 31 of every even-numbered year; $60
Has held an active license in another jurisdiction for at least 12 of the past 24 months; Provide proof of license(s) from every jurisdiction a license has been held; Provide any disciplinary action taken against licensee; Pass exam:
-If graduated before January 1, 2000, pass written and practical exams from current state
-If graduated after January 1, 2000, pass national theory exam
8 CEUS every 2 years
Kansas
Hold a current license; 350 clock hours plus one year of work experience OR 450 clock hours; Pass written and practical state board exam with a score of at least 75%
At least 17 years old; High school diploma or equivalent
350 hour; Pass NIC exam
On even-numbered years, during licensee’s birth month; $45
At least 17 yrs old; High school diploma or equivalent; Medical confirmation that applicant is free of any infectious or contagious diseases; Hold a current license in good standing; Pass Kansas’ written exam; Board may require applicant to take a practical exam, based on experience
Not Required
Kentucky
12th grade education; Has held a current license for at least 1 yr; 1,000 hours of training
High school diploma or G.E.D.
600 hours; Board-approved exam
Every year, in the month of July; $20 fee for nail technicians; $35 fee for instructors
Instructor License: Holds a current instructor license; Proof of 2 years of current experience; Pass cosmetology instructor exam. Nail Technician License: Holds a comparable in another state that requires at least 600 nail technology hours of curriculum, $100 fee
Not Required
Louisiana
Hold a valid license; 50 hours
At least 16 years old; 10th grade education from an approved high school
500 hours; State Board exams
Every year, on licensee’s birthday; $25
Applicant must be licensed in a state requiring the NIC National Standard Theory exam in order to be considered for reciprocity
Not Required
Maine
Hold a valid license; Work experience; 1000 hrs of training
At least 17 years old; 10th grade education or equivalent
200 hours in no less than 5 week OR 400-hour apprenticeship over at least 10 weeks; Exam
Every year in October; $50
Hold a valid license; Current state has requirements equivalent to those of ME; If current state’s requirements aren’t equivalent to those of ME, applicant may qualify for exam if there is proof of having completed satisfactory coursework
Instructors: 14 CEUs per year
Maryland
Hold a Senior Cosmetologist license:
- 2 years of licensed experienced
- Passing grade on the Senior Cosmetologist Exam
- Passing grade on the Cosmetologist Exam
At least 17 years old; 9th grade education or G.E.D.
250 training hours or 8 months as registered apprentice in a licensed beauty salon; Apprenticeship:
- complete application and sponsorship form
*signed by licensed senior cosmetologist or 2-year licensed nail technician
- 8 months of training
- at least 20 hours of training a week
- mail monthly reports to the Board
Every 2 years on expiration date; $25 fee
Available by endorsement; Current state must have similar training hour and exam requirements; Provide certification of license; License is current and in good standing
Not Required
Massachusetts
Hold a current license; At least 2 years of work experience OR at least 2 years of experience as a junior assistant
At least 17 years old; 10th grade education
100 hours; 100 hours of manicure training in a month; Exam
Every two years, by licensee’s birthday; $68 Nail Technician fee; $68 Instructor fee
To transfer, licensee must take MA written and practical board exams; $135 transfer fee
Not Required
Michigan
Be of good moral character; High school diploma or equivalent; Hold a current license; Complete at least 300 instructor training hours; Exam
At least 17 years old; Be of good moral character; Education equivalent to 9th grade level
400 hours of training; Exam
Annually; $24 fee
Licensee must demonstrate that his or her current state’s license requirements are equivalent to those of MI
4 CEUs
Minnesota
Hold a current license; 1400 work experience hours; 38 training hours; Exam
High school diploma or GED
350 hours; General (Theory) exam; Minnesota laws/rules test
Every three years; $75 nail technician fee; $160 instructor fee
Hold a current license; Current state must have equal or greater license requirements; Passed Board-approved theory and practice-based exam; Pass the MN written operator examination; *If an individual doesn’t meet the requirements, he or she must have held an active license for at least 3 years, and passed the Board-approved theory and practice-based exam or MN written operator examination
4 CEUs
Mississippi
At least 21 years old; Capable of reading, writing and speaking English; High school education or equivalent; Hold a current license; Completed 12 semester hours in college courses; 2 years of practical experience OR 1,000 hours of instructor training; 600 hours of instructor training; Attending a mandatory “methods of teaching” seminar from Board, earning 5 CEUs
At least 17 years old; Have the capability to read, write and speak English; High school education or equivalent
350 hours of training in no less than 9 weeks
Every 2 years; $50 Nail Technician fee; $80 Instructor fee
Nail Technician: at least 17 years old; hold a current license; Provide proof that requirements have been met. Instructor: At least 21 years old; Hold a current instructor license; High school education or equivalent; Training received is equivalent to the standards of MS; At least 3 years of experience; Capable of reading, writing and speaking English;Completed 12 hours of semester college courses; Completed at least 5 CEUs in MS board laws, rules and regulations
*If the applicant hasn’t completed the required college course hours, he or she may apply for a one-time temporary teaching permit which is valid for 6 months.
–This must be accompanied with proof of enrollment in college courses
8 CEUs
Missouri
Hold a valid license; 600 hours of instructor training; Exam; Three years of experience; 4.5 college credit hours in teaching methodology
At least 17 years old; Be of good moral character; 10th grade education or equivalent
400 hours or 800-hour apprenticeship; Exam
Expires in odd-numbered years, on September 30; $30 Instructor fee; $30 Operator fee
Must hold a valid license in a state with training hours comparable to those of Missouri; NIC exam; $100 Operator fee; $100 Instructor fee
Not Required
Montana
650 training hours OR 3 years of work experience
*Applicant has 2 years to complete Board-approved coursework pertaining to methodology in order to renew license;Montana Board approved Instructor exam, passing with at least 75% proficiency
*Applicant must have 12 months of continuous work experience in order to take the exam
At least 18 years old; High school education or GED
350 hours; Montana Board approved Manicure exam, with a passing score of at least 75%
Every two years, on March 1; $80 Manicurist fee; $95 Instructor fee
Hold an active license in current state; Pass NIC written and practical exams
Instructors: 30 CUEs every 12-month period, totaling 60 CEUs for each renewal period
Nebraska
Hold a current license; Completed high school education; Must have the ability to identify and respond to emergency situations that could occur in the practice of cosmetology; Complete an instructor program consisting of 925 hours in no less than 6 months;Pass exam with score of at least 75%
At least 17 years old; High school education or equivalent
300 hours; Pass licensure exam with score of at least 75%
By December 31, of every odd-numbered year; $118 nail technician fee; $50 instructor fee
Hold an active license in current state; Pass NIC written and practical exams
Instructors: 12 CEUs
Nevada
Hold a current license; 500 hours with provisional instructor license OR 1,000 hours
At least 18 years old; Completed at least a 10th grade high school education
600 hours; Exam
Every two years, on licensee’s birthday; Take and pass online infection control test; $70 fee
Certification must be sent to NV Board; License must be current and in good standing; Passed a nationally sponsored written exam (NIC)
*if applicant hasn’t passed exam, he or she will be required to take the national exam in NV; $200 fee
Instructors: 30 CEUs
New Hampshire
Hold a current license; 8 years of work experience OR 500 hours plus one year of work experience OR 800 hours with no work experience
At least 18 years old
300 hours; Exam
Every two years, in licensee’s birth month; $40 fee
Must be licensed in a state with requirements similar to those of NH
Instructors: 28 CEUs
New Jersey
At least 18 years old; Completion of high school or equivalent; Hold a current license; Complete a 500-hour teacher training course; Complete a 30-hour teaching methods course; Complete 6 months of employment in a licensed shop in NJ; Take and pass Board administered exam
At least 17 years old; Completion of high school or equivalent
300 hours; Take and pass Board administered exam
Every 2 years, in even-numbered years; $60 fee
Available through endorsement; Hold a current license; Must meet licensure requirements
Not Required
New Mexico
Holds a current license; Completed high school education; 1,000 training hours; Exam
At least 17 years old; Completed second year of high school
350 hours; Exam
Instructors renew yearly, on March 31; $50 fee; Operators renew every year, during licensee’s birth month; $50 fee
Provide affidavit from current state’s regulatory agency; Hold a current license in good standing; Must have completed training hours equivalent to those required by NM
*If applicant doesn’t meet NM’s training hour requirement, up to 150 hours of work experience may be substituted in lieu of the minimum training hours; $200
Instructors: 12 CEUs per year
New York
Hold a current license; Meet work experience requirement
At least 17 years old
250 hours; Exam
Every 4 years; $40 fee
Available through endorsement in AK; AR; CO; Washington, DC; ME; MA; NM; NH; NC; OR; PA; TN; UT and WY
Not Required
North Carolina
High school diploma or equivalent; Hold a current license; 320-hour Manicurist school teacher program OR proof of 2 years of full-time work experience in a cosmetic shop
*work experience must be immediately prior to application; Pass State Board exam with score of at least 85%
N/A
300 hours; Pass State Board exam with a score of at least 75%
Every year; $20 Fee
Applicants from AR, KS, KT, MS, NH, OK or WV: Have current state send certification by email or mail to NC Board; Applicants from other states:
-Submit application to Board by email or mail; $35 Fee
8 CEUs per year of licensure, totalling 24 in a 3-year period
North Dakota
Hold a valid license; One year of work experience; 160 training hours
High school diploma or G.E.D.
350 hours; Manicure Practical Exam; Written Exam:
– National Theory Test
– North Dakota Law & Sanitation Test
Manicurist: Renew annually, by December 31; $20 fee; Instructor: Annually, by December 31; Written application to the board; Proof of attendance at Board-approved seminar during previous year; $20 Fee
High school diploma or G.E.D.; Proof of licensure; sent directly from current state’s Board of Cosmetology; Reciprocity application; If approved:
-Take and pass North Dakota Laws, Rules & Regulations test
-$105 fee
Instructor: 8 CEUs
Ohio
At least 18 years old; Be of good moral character; Completed equivalent of an Ohio public school 12th grade education; Hold a current, valid managing manicurist or managing cosmetologist license; Practiced manicuring in licensed nail salon OR practiced cosmetology in licensed beauty salon for at least 2,000 hours
At least 16 years old; Be of good moral character; Completed equivalent of an Ohio public school 10th grade education
200 hours; Exam
Every odd-numbered year, by January 31; $45 Fee
At least 18 years old; Of good moral character; Exam; Current state must have equivalent requirements to those of OH
Manicurist: 8 CEUs; Instructor: 8 CEUs
Ohio State Board of Cosmetology
(614) 466-3834
ohiocos@cos.ohio.gov
Oklahoma
At least 16 years old; High school diploma or G.E.D.; Hold a current cosmetology license; Complete 1,000 study hours OR 300 hours with 2 years of recent licensed experience; Pass written and practical exam
At least 16 years old; Completed the 8th grade
600 hours or equivalent number of credit hours; Written and Practical Exam
Annually, on last day of licensee’s birth month; $25 Manicurist fee; $30 Instructor fee
Applicant’s education and work experience must be equal to or greater than those required by OK; 3 years of currently licensed work experience; *If applicant meets only one of the previous requirements, he or she may take the OK board exams; $65 Fee
Not Required
Oregon
N/A
N/A
350 hours; Practical and written exam
Every two years, on last day of month two years from issuance date; $40 online or in-person fee; $45 by mail fee
Hold an active license in another state, with no current/pending disciplinary action; Current state’s requirements must be equivalent to those of OR; Complete and pass Board-approved written exam, including OR laws and rules exam, within 2 years before application date
Instructors: 30 CE hours for renewal of teacher registration
Pennsylvania
18 years old; 12th grade education or equivalent; Hold a current cosmetologist license; 500 hours of a cosmetology teacher curriculum; Teacher exam
At least 16 years old; Completed 10th grade education OR received training from the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation in the Department of Labor and Industry
At least 18 years old; Hold a current PA limited cosmetology license; 500 hours in a teacher curriculum; 12th grade education or equivalent; State Board exam
Every two years, by January 31; $35 practitioner fee; $55 instructor fee
Complete application; Hold a current license in another state; PA doesn’t have a reciprocity understanding with AL, CT, CO, FL, GA, HI, MS, NJ, NM, RI, SC, TN, UT or WV; Have 2 years of licensed employment experience
Not Required
Rhode Island
Has held a license for at least three years preceding the date of application for instructor’s license; Completed 300 hours of Department approved teacher training; Passed Department approved exam
U.S. citizen or eligible for employment in U.S.; Of good moral character; High school graduation or equivalent
300 hours; Written and practical exams, with passing score of at least 70%
300 hours; Written and practical exams, with passing score of at least 70%
Current state must have requirements equivalent to those of RI; Current/recent state boards need to submit statement regarding applicant’s license status during time licensed in said state; Have passed written and practical exam
Not Required
South Carolina
High school diploma or G.E.D.; Holds a current license; Two years of work experience; 750 instructor training hours; 45 training hours in a teaching methods course; Pass instructor’s exam by the Board
At least 16 years old; 10th grade education or equivalent
300 hours; Exam
Every 2 years
Operator:
-Hold current license in another state or U.S. territory
-License in good standing; Instructor:
-Hold a current license, as an instructor, in good standing, in a state with a nationally endorsed exam
-Two years of licensed practice
-Completed instructor training equivalent to the requirements of SC
12 CEUs
South Carolina Board of Cosmetology
(803) 896-4588
boardInfo@llr.sc.gov
South Dakota
Junior Instructor License: Hold a current license; Complete 1,000 hours of salon experience; Complete a 12 clock hour instructor education course; Pass SD Instructor Laws/Rules written test; Enroll in 1,000-hour instructor education program; Senior Instructor License: Hold a current license; Complete 1,000 hours of salon experience; Complete 1,000-hour instructor education program;Pass SD Instructor Laws/Rules written test
At least 18 years old; High school diploma or G.E.D.
400 hours; NIC national written exam; NIC national practical exam; SD state laws/rules exam
Annually; $20 Operator fee; $25 Instructor fee
At least 18 years old; High school diploma or G.E.D.; Hold a current license with requirements equal to or greater than those of SD (400 hours of training); If applicant doesn’t meet the 400 education hours, work hours may be added, with a max of 200 hours allowed; SD written laws and rules test; NIC theory exam; NIC hands-on practical exam; $100 fee
Instructors: attend Commission’s Instructor Seminar OR 12-hour pre-approved instructor education course
Tennessee
High school diploma or G.E.D.; Hold a valid license; Completed Board-approved instructor training of 300 hours or more within 6 months as an instructor trainee OR completed service as a junior instructor for at least one year; Written and practical (including lesson plan) exam
At least 16 years old
600 hours; Written and practical exam
Every two years; $50 manicurist fee; $60 instructor fee
Must meet TN required 600 hours of training and provide five-year work history; If unable to meet these requirements, manicurist must submit a reciprocity application to the board
Instructors: 16 CEUs
Texas
At least 18 years old; High school diploma or equivalent certificate; Completed 750 hours of instruction in methods of teaching; Complete at least one year of verifiable work experience; Completed 500 cosmetology hours in a commission-approved training program;Completed 15 semester hours in education courses within 10 years before application date; Hold a degree in education from accredited college or university; Pass required exam
At least 17 years old; High school diploma or equivalent
Passed exam measuring individual’s ability to benefit from training; 600 hours
Every two years, on issued date of license or certification; For first renewal, licensee must:
-Hold a high school diploma or equivalent
-Passed exam measuring licensee’s ability to benefit from training; $50 feex
Based on whether current state has equivalent or greater education and testing requirements to those of TX; No reciprocity with FL HI, IL, IN, IA, NJ, NY, OR, or PN; If applicant is from one of the mentioned states, he or she should contact the board regarding special exams or additional training hours;$100 fee
4 CEUs
*applicants with licenses expired before September 1, 2012 will be required to fulfill 6 CEUs
Utah
Hold a current license; Be of good moral character; Complete 1,000-hour instructor training program OR 3,000 hours of licensed experience; Exam requirement
At least 17 years old; Of good moral character
300 hours OR 375 apprenticeship hours over a period of at least 3 months; Exam
Every two years, on September 30 in odd-numbered years; $60 fee for both Nail Technicians and Instructors
Available through endorsement
Not Required
Utah Division of Occupational & Professional Licensing – Cosmetology & Barbering
(801) 530-6633
doplweb@utah.gov
Vermont
Hold a current license; 3 years of work experience; Instructor exam
At least 18 years old; High school diploma
400 school hours OR apprenticeship, no shorter than 6 months and no longer than 12 months, with 600-hour minimum and 900-hour maximum; Exam
Every two years, on November 30 in odd-numbered years; $130 fee
Must be licensed or certified in a jurisdiction with requirements equal to those of VT
Instructors: 24 CEUs
Virginia
Hold a current license; Complete 12 months of student instruction
N/A
150 training hours OR 2000-hour apprenticeship; Exam
Expires two years from issued date, on the last day of the month license was issued; $105 nail technician fee; $150 instructor fee
Applicant must have completed the amount of training hours and exams required by VA; $140 Fee
Not Required
Washington
Hold a current license; 500 classroom hours; Pass state-approved written and performance exams
At least 17 years old
600 school hours OR 800 apprenticeship hours; NIC Exam
Every two years, on license issued date; $55 nail technician and instructor fee
Nail Technician:
-At least 17 years old
-Hold a current license in another state or foreign country, in good standing
-Pass both written and practical exams OR provide proof of license being in good standing; Instructor:
-Hold a current instructor license in another state or foreign country, in good standing
-Proof of passing state-approved written and performance exams
-Proof that current license is in good standing; $50 Fee
Not Required
West Virginia
Hold a current license; 5 years of licensed work in a salon
At least 18 years old; High school diploma or equivalent
400 hours; Exam; Take a TB test
Every year, on January 1; $35 Nail Technician/ Manicurist fee; $50 Instructor fee
Applicants from states required to take the NIC national written and practical exam will need to take the WV State Law exam after the Board reviews; Current NIC states: AL, AZ, AR, DE, GA, ID, ME, MO, NH, NC, NV, OH, PA, SC, SD, UT AND WY; Applicants from states not requiring the NIC exam are still eligible; the Board will review the applicant’s application, and after review and approval, the applicant will be scheduled to take State Law Exam;WV doesn’t accept reciprocity from CA
4 CEUs per year
Wisconsin
Hold a current license; 2,000 hours of practice; 150 hours of instructor training; State exam
At least 18 years old; High school diploma or equivalent
Hold a current license; 150 training hours; 2,000 hours of work experience
On or before March 31 of every odd-numbered year
Applicant must have 4,000 hours of licensed experience; Follow the WI license transfer application process; If applicant doesn’t have 4,000 hours of work experience he or she will need to take the WI board exams
Not Required
Wyoming
Hold a current license; 1,000 hours
N/A
400 training hours; Nationally standardized theory and practical exam
Every 2 years, in month of licensee’s birthday
Home state’s required training hours must be equivalent to or greater than those of WY; If applicant doesn’t meet training requirement, he or she may be required to take the written and practical exam; One year of work experience may lower the license hour requirements to 1600 hours; $273 fee
Not Required
0 Comments