Last verified: 23/09/2026
Wyoming at a glance
This guide explains Driver's License requirements in Wyoming, including eligibility, documents, application steps, testing, fees and renewal.
Eligibility & Age Rules
<p>Teen applicants complete Wyoming’s graduated driver licensing process. The applicant must obtain the appropriate permit, complete supervised driving and meet the age and testing requirements before receiving unrestricted Class C privileges.</p>
Costs, timing and validity
Learner permit: 15. A restricted license is available to eligible teen drivers after the required permit and supervised-driving period. A regular Class C license follows the graduated licensing requirements.
Class C driver's license or permit: $45. Restricted license or permit: $25. A motorcycle endorsement adds $11. CDL and CLP fees are separate.
Class C driver's license or permit renewal: $35. Restricted license or permit renewal: $25. A motorcycle endorsement adds $11.
Wyoming driver's licenses generally follow the state's age-based credential terms; the expiration date printed on the license controls. Teen restricted credentials have separate terms.
Documents and information to prepare
Use the official checklist linked on this page as the final authority. The items below describe the information this state commonly expects for this credential.
Applicants must provide proof of identity, lawful status, Social Security number and two current proofs of Wyoming residency. Name changes require legal documents connecting the current name to the identity document. REAL ID applicants must provide the required federal documents.
How to apply
Apply at a Wyoming driver exam office, provide the required documents, complete the application, pass the vision, written and road tests as required, and pay the applicable fee.
Eligible applicants can also use oneWYO for certain renewal and duplicate transactions.
Testing, Training & Restrictions
<p>Applicants complete the required vision, written and road tests. The skills test is administered at a driver exam office for applicable first-time applicants. Transfers and renewals can have reduced testing requirements.</p>
Renewal and ongoing requirements
<p>Wyoming allows eligible drivers to renew in person, through oneWYO, by mail or by email. State law allows mail or online renewal every other renewal, or once during a 10-year period. An in-person renewal is required at least once every 10 years and includes a new photo and vision screening.</p>
Processing time
Mail renewal can take about 30 days to process, and Wyoming advises allowing 4β6 weeks to receive the card after a mail renewal. Other transactions vary by office and credential production.