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Traveling Sales Crews

Overview

If you recruit or use traveling sales crews in Wisconsin, you are required to register with us and secure sales permits for each crew member. When entering a community, your crew members must have their sales permits stamped by the municipal clerk. Each crew member must carry the permit with them and present it upon request by potential customers or police officers.

Definition of a Traveling Sales Crew

A "traveling sales crew" is defined as two or more individuals who are employed as salespersons or in related support work, who travel together in a group, and who are absent overnight from their permanent places or residence for the purpose of selling consumer goods or services from house to house, on any street, or in public places.

Do I Need to Register as a Traveling Sales Crew?

Refer to ">Wisconsin statutes and administrative code to determine your legal responsibilities before apply to be registered as a traveling sales crew.

To apply

Complete the Traveling Sales Crew Registration Application and send to:

Equal Rights Division
PO Box 8928
Madison, WI 53708

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