The Utah Consultant license

Utah Code 31A-23a-203(2) for the years and the Department's own list for the examination, which names the resident consultant among the license types that require one. The statute does not say what work counts: the test is whether it would provide preparation to act as an insurance consultant, and the three years have to aggregate inside the four immediately preceding the application. A consultant license carries the same six lines of authority a producer license does, and the variable contracts line is conditioned on a securities registration under 31A-23a-106(4)(b) rather than on FINRA licensure.

Read at le.utah.gov on 2026-08-16

Utah Code 31A-23a-108(2), and it is the only examination waiver in the chapter. Utah does not have the two-door arrangement, a reciprocity route standing beside a residency transfer route. Georgia and Oklahoma are drafted the same way, and the District of Columbia has the reciprocity door and no residency one. There is no standalone route for somebody who simply holds the line elsewhere: the waiver is written for the person who applies within 90 days of establishing legal residence here, having been licensed for the same line of authority in another state and either still holding that license or applying within 90 days of its cancellation with good standing certified by the other state or shown in the NAIC producer database. A nonresident license is a different thing, issued under 31A-23a-109. The Department adds a step the statute does not: the old resident license and any Utah nonresident license have to be cancelled first, because Utah will not issue a resident license to somebody who still holds a resident license anywhere else.

Read at le.utah.gov on 2026-08-16