Wyo. Stat. § 33-16-524: Renewal of license; fees; penalties; continuing education.

Every licensee and permittee under this act shall pay annually a

fee for the renewal of his license. All licenses and permits

issued by the board shall expire annually on a date set by the

board. Persons licensed and permitted under this act shall

submit an application on an annual basis for license or permit

renewal in the form and manner established by rules and

regulations of the board. All application forms shall be

accompanied with the annual fee for renewal set by the board.

The amount of the renewal fee, payable by a licensee of the

board shall be established by the board pursuant to W.S. 33-1-201. The board shall mail on or before the first day of

January of each year to each licensee, addressed to his last

known address, a notice that his renewal application and renewal

fee is due and payable. If the renewal application is not

submitted by the expiration date, the license or permit shall be

void. Within thirty (30) days after the expiration date a

person may apply for renewal of his license or permit in a

manner established by rules and regulations of the board. Any

person whose license or permit has been voided for failure to

renew shall comply with all requirements of a new applicant

before a license or permit may be reissued. Upon receipt of the

renewal application and full payment of fees, the board shall

cause the renewal certificate to be issued. The application for

renewal for funeral service practitioners, funeral directors and

apprentices shall also be accompanied by satisfactory evidence

of participation in continuing education activities as

established by rules and regulations of the board.