If you do not meet one of the exemptions listed above and are caring for children, you are required by Wyoming law to be licensed. If you do not meet any of the exemption reasons below, then you need to apply for a license. If you are caring for more than two children who aren’t related to you, you might have to be licensed.

Wyoming Early Childhood State Advisory Council (ECSAC)Ĭonsidering becoming a Licensed Child Care Provider in Wyoming? Watch this short informational video to get you started! Click here Who Needs to be Licensed?.

Substitute Care Out of State (Central Registry) Background Checks Forms and Instructions.

Notice of Non-Compliance (Findings) and Facility Visits.Child Care Background Check Information.

Wyoming Boys’ School and Wyoming Girls’ School.Foster Care Publications and Wyoming State Library Resources.Wyoming Foster Care Frequently Asked Questions.Children and Family Services Review (CFSR).Children and Family Services Plan (CFSP).PREA Reporting at the Wyoming Girls’ School and the Wyoming Boys’ School.Emergency Rental Assistance (ERAP) Suspected Fraud.

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