How to Get a Insurance producer License in Utah (2026)

Utah Insurance Department

Utah Insurance Department

Utah Insurance Department

Last verified Oct 25, 2026

Open the official agency page

https://insurance.utah.gov/licensees/producers/exam/

After passing the exam, complete and submit your license application electronically, and pay all required nonrefundable fees with a credit card.

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Open the official agency page

https://insurance.utah.gov/licensees/producers/exam/

After passing the exam, complete and submit your license application electronically, and pay all required nonrefundable fees with a credit card.

Last verified Oct 25, 2026

No prelicensing education requirement.

No prelicensing education requirement.

Utah has no pre-licensing requirements for licensure.

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Pass the required licensing examinations before submitting the application.

Pass the required licensing examinations before submitting the application.

License applications are to be submitted after successfully passing any required examinations.

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$70

70

Producer - Individual - Full Line Initial or Biennial Renewal License $70.00

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2 years

2

Individual and organization licenses are valid for 2 years.

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Initial renewal falls 24 to 35 months after issue, at the end of your birth month. Later renewals are every two years at the end of your birth month.

For a new license, the first renewal date may be anywhere from 24 to 35 months from the new license issue date and will fall on the last day of the licensee's birth month. Thereafter, renewals will then continue to be every two years at the end of the licensee’s birth month. Applies to: Individual insurance producers

For a new license, the first renewal date may be anywhere from 24 to 35 months from the new license issue date and will fall on the last day of the licensee's birth month. Thereafter, renewals will then continue to be every two years at the end of the licensee’s birth month.

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24 hours

24

A total of 24 hours of continuing education are required

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3 hours ethics; 21 hours in any insurance line. At least 12 hours classroom or equivalent; no more than 12 hours insurer-provided courses.

3 hours ethics; 21 hours in any insurance line. At least 12 hours classroom or equivalent; no more than 12 hours insurer-provided courses.

12 hours must be in the classroom or classroom equivalent type courses. No more than 12 hours may be from courses provided by insurers. 3 hours must be in ethics training, and the remaining 21 hours can be in any line of insurance.

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Nonresidents may receive the same license held in their home state if it is in good standing and the application and fees are properly submitted.

Nonresidents may receive the same license held in their home state if it is in good standing and the application and fees are properly submitted.

Provided that your application and fees have been properly submitted to the department, and your license in your home state is in good standing, Utah will issue a non-resident license to an individual or organization holding the same license in their resident state.

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New resident applicants must be fingerprinted.

New resident applicants must be fingerprinted.

The Utah Insurance Department requires all individuals applying for a resident insurance license to be fingerprinted.

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Renew electronically through Sircon or NIPR after completing required CE.

Renew electronically through Sircon or NIPR after completing required CE.

Required continuing education (CE) must be completed prior to license renewal. Renew your resident or non-resident license and pay the renewal fee at either of the links below: SIRCON NIPR

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