Wyoming massage licensing record
No statewide Wyoming massage therapist credential was identified. Local occupational permits and establishment licenses may apply, including current City of Cheyenne requirements.
Statewide requirements and local regulation are identified separately. This record is general information, not legal advice.
State licensing guide
Overview
No statewide massage license; local regulation may apply
Last verified 2026-07-29 · next review 2026-10-29
Requirements vary by municipality and practice address. Verify the city and county before advertising or practicing.
Regulatory authority
Wyoming local governments; no statewide massage-therapy licensing board identified
Local business, facility, zoning, and professional rules may apply in addition to statewide requirements. Confirm current requirements with the responsible authority before acting.
Entry requirements
Education, examination, and application
- Credential
- No statewide massage credential
- Minimum education
- No statewide requirement identified
- Approved education
- Wyoming imposes no statewide massage-education hour requirement because no statewide massage credential is in force. Local permit qualifications and employer or insurer standards may still apply.
- Examination
- Wyoming imposes no statewide massage licensing examination. Local permits may set qualifications, and those requirements must be checked at the practice address.
- MBLEx relationship
- MBLEx is not a statewide Wyoming requirement and does not replace any applicable local permit.
- Application
- There is no statewide massage license application. A practitioner must identify and complete each applicable local permit and general business process; Cheyenne requires a city massage therapist permit and health permit.
- Application fees
- There is no statewide massage license fee. Cheyenne currently lists $115 annually for a massage therapist permit and $135 annually for a massage business establishment license.
- Background check or fingerprinting
- There is no statewide massage background-check or fingerprint requirement. Cheyenne routes permit applications through city review and police investigation; local requirements vary.
- Reciprocity or endorsement
- There is no statewide Wyoming massage license to endorse or reciprocate. An out-of-state credential does not itself satisfy a local permit unless the local code says so.
- Additional requirements
- No statewide practitioner liability-insurance or massage-establishment license exists. Local establishment licensing, health permits, zoning, and business rules may apply.
Renewal
Renewal and continuing education
- Cycle
- No statewide massage renewal cycle applies. Cheyenne's practitioner permit and establishment license are annual.
- Deadline model
- No statewide deadline applies; follow the applicable local permit's issue and renewal dates.
- Fees
- No statewide renewal fee applies. Cheyenne's current schedule lists annual practitioner and establishment fees.
- Continuing education
- Wyoming imposes no statewide massage continuing-education requirement. Check each local permit and any voluntary credential separately.
- Required subjects
- There are no statewide recurring massage CE subject requirements.
- Documentation
- There is no statewide massage CE documentation duty; preserve any evidence required by a local permit, insurer, employer, or voluntary credential.
- Carryover
- Statewide CE carryover is not applicable because there is no statewide massage CE requirement.
- Late renewal
- There is no statewide late-renewal process. Follow the applicable local code before practicing after a local permit expires.
- Inactive license
- There is no statewide massage inactive-license status.
Practice information
Scope, titles, and local requirements
- Scope of practice
- Wyoming does not define a statewide licensed massage scope. Local codes may define and regulate compensated massage; Cheyenne chapter 5.52 is a verified example.
- Protected titles
- No statewide massage title protection was identified. Local codes may prohibit unpermitted compensated practice.
- Restrictions
- Practice remains subject to generally applicable criminal, health, consumer, business, and local massage-establishment laws.
- Municipal or local requirements
- Cheyenne requires a city massage therapist permit, a city/county health permit, and a licensed establishment when applicable; other Wyoming jurisdictions require separate review.
- Establishments and other regulated activities
- Cheyenne separately licenses massage business establishments and massage therapists; this local example must not be generalized to every Wyoming jurisdiction.
- Practitioner notes
- Check the city clerk, county or city/county health department, zoning office, employer, and insurer before practice.
Authoritative sources
Official record evidence
- Wyoming Administration and Information — Professional Licensing Boards · accessed 2026-07-29
- Wyoming Legislature — State Statutes and Constitution · accessed 2026-07-29
- Wyoming Legislature — 2022 SF0091 Massage Therapy Practice Act Digest · accessed 2026-07-29
- City of Cheyenne — Business Licensing Applications and Fees · accessed 2026-07-29
- City of Cheyenne — Schedule of Fees · accessed 2026-07-29
- Cheyenne Code of Ordinances Chapter 5.52 — Massage Establishments · accessed 2026-07-29
- Wyoming Department of Education — Private School Licensing · accessed 2026-07-29
- Wyoming Department of Education — Chapter 1 Private Schools List · accessed 2026-07-29
Change history
Public record revisions
Future verified changes will be listed from this Git-backed record.