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Utah Licensing and Renewal Guide for Property and Casualty Insurance

last updated 25 Jul 2025

Utah Licensing and Renewal Guide for Property and Casualty Insurance

What this guide will teach you:

  1. How to apply for and renew a Utah producer property and casualty insurance license. 
  2. Fees for obtaining and maintaining insurance licenses. 
  3. How to meet continuing education (CE) requirements and deadlines. 
  4. How to access resources and contact information to simplify the process. 

Rules and Requirements for Utah Property and Casualty Insurance Licenses

What is the minimum age to apply for a new license?

Applicants must be at least eighteen (18) years old.

Do I need to provide any specific identification to apply?

Yes, you must have either a SSN (Social Security Number) or a FEIN (Federal Employer Identification Number).

Is proof of residency required?

Yes, you are required to provide proof of residency within the state of Utah.

Are there any exams I need to pass to get my license?

Yes, you must pass the applicable exams.

Do I need to complete fingerprinting as part of the application process?

Yes, fingerprinting is required and must be completed at a Prometric test center.

Are there character requirements to qualify for a license?

Yes, you must meet the character standards outlined in Section 31A-23a-107 of the Utah Code Annotated (U.C.A.).

How to Apply for a New License or Renew an Insurance License in Utah

Applying for a New Producer License

Applying for a New Producer License

  1. Pass the state licensing exami with Prometric. (limited-line applications do not require exams) 
  2. Return for fingerprinting at Prometricii (fees apply). 
  3. Apply via the National Insurance Producer Registry with supporting documents and pay the licensing fees. 

Renewing a License

Renewing an Insurance License

  1. Complete and verify continuing education (CE) hours. 
  2. Submit online license renewal application electronically and pay licensing fees.  

Renewal Period: Licenses receive renewal notices approximately two months before the license expiration date, which is the last day of the licensee’s birth month biennially. Renewals are possible 90 days before the license expiration date.

Late Renewals: If the renewal period has passed, a licensee can reinstate the license any time from the 4th day following inactivation until 365 days after. Processing can only begin after CE compliance is submitted. After one year, the applicant will have to apply for a new license.

Non-Resident Producer Licensing

Non-Resident Producer Licensing

Utah has reciprocity arrangements with most states and issues non-resident licenses to applicants who are compliant with their resident state’s requirements. 

  1. A licensee must hold an active license in good standing in the resident state. 
  2. Apply electronically via the National Insurance Producer Registry. 

Note: Licensees can transfer a license from another state within 90 days of relocating and after canceling the previous license. After this period, the applicant is no longer exempt from license exams.

Business Entity Applications

Utah Business Entity Insurance License Applications

  1. Submit an electronic application online at the National Insurance Producer Registry. 
  2. Have a designated responsible licensed person (DRLP) with a property and casualty license with the same authority. 
  3. There are no exam or fingerprint requirements for agencies. 

Utah Producer Licensing Fees

Non-refundable Utah licensing fees apply for appointments, exams, fingerprinting, and other services as follows. 

Fees  Price  Exemptions 
Resident/Non-Resident New License Fee/ Renewal Fee  $85  Individuals exempt from paying a license fee include: 
(a) individuals serving in the United States armed forces while stationed (and spouses) 
(b) non-resident producers licensed in another state if the license is valid and in good standing 
Resident Late Renewal Fee  $50    
Non-Resident Late Renewal Fee  $125    
Reinstatement Fee  $75    
Utah Producers Exam  $44 Combined Property and Casualty 
$32 Additional Lines 		   
Fingerprinting  $27 FBI/BCI fingerprint fee + $6 Prometric fingerprint processing fee   

Disclaimer: Fees and requirements may change at any time without prior notice. For the most accurate and up-to-date details, we recommend verifying fees through Utah Insurance Department directly.

Additional Notes: All Utah licensing fees are non-refundable and are to be paid online by credit card.

Continuing Education (CE) Insurance Licensing Requirements in Utah

CE requirements include 24 hours biennially including: 

  • 3 hours in ethics 
  • 12 hours in the classroom 
  • Less than 12 hours of insurer-provided courses 

Exemptions: A licensee whose license lapses during military service or during a medical disability may receive an exemption from CE to reinstate a license. Licensees first licensed before December 31, 1982 may request exemptions.

More information about Utah CE requirements is available by calling Michael Covington at (801) 957-9242 or emailing mcovington@utah.gov

FAQs

The department operates on a birth month renewal cycle, with licenses expiring every two years on the last day of the licensee’s birth month. For new licenses, the initial renewal period ranges from 24 to 35 months depending on when the license was issued relative to the holder’s birth month. After that, the license must be renewed every two years in the same birth month.

Within 90 days, a late application fee of $50 ($125 for non-residents) applies in addition to standard renewal fees. After 90 days and within 365 days, a $75 reinstatement fee applies. After one year, you need to reapply as a new applicant. 

Use Verify My CE to access your CE transcript and compliance data.

To check the status of your producer application: If you submitted your application through NIPR, visit the link “NIPR Application Status Inquiry page” to track progress.

If you applied directly with the state, please visit the corresponding state insurance department website to review your application status there.

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