WY admitted filing requirements
Review Wyoming admitted property and casualty form, rate, and rule filing methods, timing, exemptions, packaging requirements, and official authorities.
Search the source-backed requirements. Each entry shows only the filing details that apply.
Form
Current Wyoming checklists require an annual forms list with applicable SERFF tracking numbers and certification and require associated forms to be identified in form submissions.
Applies to: Annual forms list and certification
Form
The listed form categories fall outside or may be exempted from the ordinary § 26-15-110 filing-and-approval requirement.
Applies to: Surety; specially rated inland marine; unique risk; commissioner-exempt form
Conditions and exceptions: Apply the statutory conditions and any commissioner order.
Form
An ordinary form must be filed at least 45 days before use and is deemed approved after 45 days unless disapproved or review is extended for up to 45 additional days.
Applies to: Ordinary nonexempt form
Conditions and exceptions: The commissioner may exempt forms and the statute separately excepts surety specially rated inland marine and unique-risk forms.
Rate · Rule
In a competitive market the insurer does not file rates in advance or after use; it maintains rates and supporting information and must make them available to the commissioner on request.
Applies to: Rate and supplementary rate information
Filer type: insurer
Conditions and exceptions: A market determination can change the applicable branch.
Rate · Rule
In a noncompetitive market rate material is filed at least 30 days before use and uses a 30-day deemer subject to a possible 30-day extension.
Applies to: Rate and supplementary rate information
Form · Rate · Rule
Wyoming's current data contains mostly Form and Annual Forms List filings but also a small number of combined Form/Rate filings. No reviewed current source imposes a universal separation rule; checklists require associated forms and related filing references.
Applies to: Filing composition
Conditions and exceptions: Because combined use is uncommon this is an operational observation rather than a blanket entitlement.