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Professions

Unarmed Combat Sports

Understand the requirements of this profession to be a credential holder in WI.

Credential Administrative Code: Chapter 192

  • Disclaimer: Please review WI statute for full professional requirements. 


Unarmed Combat Sports Overview

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Licensing

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Know the Rules!

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Calendar of Events

Contact Us

Mary Murphy Edwards, Commissioner 608-261-8503/608-228-2125

mary.murphyedwards@wisconsin.gov 

Rob Angileri, Deputy Assistant Commissioner 608-888-5759

rob.angileri@wisconsin.gov 

DSPScombativesports@wisconsin.gov

Or see our Frequently Asked Questions

LicensE

  • LicensE at (license.wi.gov) is a self-guided online system where you can manage your professional credential from start to finish. 

  • You will still need to review the requirements for the credential you are applying to. These can be found on the A-Z profession page. 

  • With LicensE you can: 

    • Apply for a credential for the first time, with steps guiding you to upload your application documents, and pay all required fees.  

    • Renew an existing credential when it is time, to keep your credential active.  

    • View or download your credential for your records or verification.  

    • Update your personal information, including your phone number, email, and mailing address 

    • Submit support tickets and receive responses to your email from our staff experts.  

    • Allow third parties to review and upload required documents on your behalf 

    • Check the status of someone's credential using the public LicensE look up. 

  • If you have never held a credential, you will need to create an account the first time you are on LicensE. 

    • To create an account, visit LicensE. You will then select “register for an individual” if you are applying for a license held by an individual, or “register for an organization” if you are applying for a license held by an organization.  

    • If you are not sure if the license you are applying for is an individual or organization license, please visit our A-Z professions page and review the profession page for more information.  

  • When you create an account, please be sure to use an email you will always have access to.  

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