Utah Casualty Insurance — License Examination Requirements
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Agency Producer License — Casualty
Casualty line of authority, including surety or other bonds. Resident and nonresident applicant pathways are recorded separately.
Licensing authority: Utah Insurance Department / Insurance Commissioner · Application information
Add casualty authority to an existing agency license
- Application
- Submit the prescribed agency application and fee through Sircon or NIPR.
- Authorization To Transact
- Obtain the appropriate insurer appointment and designate the licensed individuals who will act for the agency.
- Existing License
- Hold an existing agency license and designate an individual with the requested casualty authority.
- Legal Entity
- Provide the firm name and federal employer identification number and the required ownership/management information.
- Responsible Individual
- Designate a responsible licensed individual who already holds the same casualty line of authority and conduct licensed acts only through designated licensed natural persons.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-108(3), natural-person boundary
- Utah Insurance Department, Exam & Licensing Procedures
How Long Are Licenses Valid, Agency exam exclusion
- Utah Insurance Department, Exam & Licensing Procedures
How Long Are Licenses Valid, Agency application
- Utah Administrative Code R590-244, Individual and Agency Licensing Requirements
R590-244-7, additional line application
Restore use of an existing license under a court order
- Court Order
- A court order directs reinstatement of the use of the existing license under 31A-23a-111(9); comply with the order and applicable limitations.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-111(9), court-ordered restoration
Nonresident agency licensure by reciprocity
- Application
- Submit the prescribed agency application and fee through Sircon or NIPR.
- Authorization To Transact
- Obtain the appropriate insurer appointment and designate the licensed individuals who will act for the agency.
- Home State License
- Hold an active, similar home or designated-home-state agency license in good standing and consent to Utah jurisdiction.
- Legal Entity
- Provide the firm name and federal employer identification number and the required ownership/management information.
- Responsible Individual
- Designate a responsible licensed individual who already holds the same casualty line of authority and conduct licensed acts only through designated licensed natural persons.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-109(1)(a)-(b)(i)(A), reciprocity waiver
- Utah Insurance Department, Exam & Licensing Procedures
Non-resident licensing, Reciprocity
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-108(3), natural-person boundary
- Utah Insurance Department, Exam & Licensing Procedures
How Long Are Licenses Valid, Agency exam exclusion
Apply anew after more than one year of agency inactivity
- Application
- Submit the prescribed agency application and fee through Sircon or NIPR.
- Authorization To Transact
- Obtain the appropriate insurer appointment and designate the licensed individuals who will act for the agency.
- Legal Entity
- Provide the firm name and federal employer identification number and the required ownership/management information.
- Prior License
- An agency inactive for more than one year must apply as a new applicant rather than seek reinstatement.
- Responsible Individual
- Designate a responsible licensed individual who already holds the same casualty line of authority and conduct licensed acts only through designated licensed natural persons.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Insurance Department, Renewals & Reinstatements
License reinstatement, outside one year
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-108(3), natural-person boundary
- Utah Insurance Department, Exam & Licensing Procedures
How Long Are Licenses Valid, Agency exam exclusion
Apply anew when eligible after agency revocation or disciplinary surrender
- Application
- Submit the prescribed agency application and fee through Sircon or NIPR.
- Authorization To Transact
- Obtain the appropriate insurer appointment and designate the licensed individuals who will act for the agency.
- Disciplinary Waiting Period
- Observe any prescribed waiting period, at most five years; without a specified time, obtain express Commissioner approval to apply earlier than five years.
- Legal Entity
- Provide the firm name and federal employer identification number and the required ownership/management information.
- Responsible Individual
- Designate a responsible licensed individual who already holds the same casualty line of authority and conduct licensed acts only through designated licensed natural persons.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-111(8)(a)-(b), eligibility for a new license after revocation
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-108(3), natural-person boundary
- Utah Insurance Department, Exam & Licensing Procedures
How Long Are Licenses Valid, Agency exam exclusion
Reinstate a lapsed agency license within one year
- Application
- Submit the prescribed agency application and fee through Sircon or NIPR.
- Authorization To Transact
- Obtain the appropriate insurer appointment and designate the licensed individuals who will act for the agency.
- Inactivity Window
- Apply for reinstatement within one year of expiration and pay the reinstatement fee; maintain the required individual designations.
- Legal Entity
- Provide the firm name and federal employer identification number and the required ownership/management information.
- Responsible Individual
- Designate a responsible licensed individual who already holds the same casualty line of authority and conduct licensed acts only through designated licensed natural persons.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Administrative Code R590-244, Individual and Agency Licensing Requirements
R590-244-10(1)-(3), reinstatement and applicable requirements
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-108(3), natural-person boundary
- Utah Insurance Department, Exam & Licensing Procedures
How Long Are Licenses Valid, Agency exam exclusion
Reinstate a voluntarily surrendered agency license
- Application
- Submit the prescribed agency application and fee through Sircon or NIPR.
- Authorization To Transact
- Obtain the appropriate insurer appointment and designate the licensed individuals who will act for the agency.
- Legal Entity
- Provide the firm name and federal employer identification number and the required ownership/management information.
- Responsible Individual
- Designate a responsible licensed individual who already holds the same casualty line of authority and conduct licensed acts only through designated licensed natural persons.
- Surrender Window
- Apply within the license period in which the license was surrendered and no later than one year after surrender; satisfy reinstatement requirements.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Administrative Code R590-244, Individual and Agency Licensing Requirements
R590-244-10(6), voluntarily surrendered license
- Utah Administrative Code R590-244, Individual and Agency Licensing Requirements
R590-244-10(1)-(3), reinstatement and applicable requirements
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-108(3), natural-person boundary
Renew an active resident or nonresident license
- Active License
- Hold an active license and submit the electronic renewal and fee before its expiration.
- Background Documentation
- Submit required supporting documentation for positive background responses.
- Continuing Education
- Agency renewal has no individual continuing-education requirement; continue to maintain the responsible licensed individual and designated licensees.
- Fingerprints
- The Department does not require fingerprints for renewal.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Administrative Code R590-244, Individual and Agency Licensing Requirements
R590-244-9(1), active-license renewal
- Utah Insurance Department, Renewals & Reinstatements
License renewal, complete procedure
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-108(3), natural-person boundary
Resident agency licensure
- Application
- Submit the prescribed agency application and fee through Sircon or NIPR.
- Authorization To Transact
- Obtain the appropriate insurer appointment and designate the licensed individuals who will act for the agency.
- Legal Entity
- Provide the firm name and federal employer identification number and the required ownership/management information.
- Responsible Individual
- Designate a responsible licensed individual who already holds the same casualty line of authority and conduct licensed acts only through designated licensed natural persons.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-108(3), natural-person boundary
- Utah Insurance Department, Exam & Licensing Procedures
How Long Are Licenses Valid, Agency exam exclusion
- Utah Insurance Department, Exam & Licensing Procedures
How Long Are Licenses Valid, Agency application
Agency Surplus Lines Producer License — Casualty
Casualty line of authority, including surety or other bonds. Resident and nonresident applicant pathways are recorded separately.
Licensing authority: Utah Insurance Department / Insurance Commissioner · Application information
Add casualty authority to an existing agency license
- Application
- Submit the prescribed agency application and fee through Sircon or NIPR.
- Authorization To Transact
- Obtain the appropriate insurer appointment and designate the licensed individuals who will act for the agency.
- Existing License
- Hold an existing agency license and designate an individual with the requested casualty authority.
- Legal Entity
- Provide the firm name and federal employer identification number and the required ownership/management information.
- Responsible Individual
- Designate a responsible licensed individual who already holds the same casualty line of authority and conduct licensed acts only through designated licensed natural persons.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-108(3), natural-person boundary
- Utah Insurance Department, Exam & Licensing Procedures
How Long Are Licenses Valid, Agency exam exclusion
- Utah Insurance Department, Exam & Licensing Procedures
How Long Are Licenses Valid, Agency application
- Utah Administrative Code R590-244, Individual and Agency Licensing Requirements
R590-244-7, additional line application
Restore use of an existing license under a court order
- Court Order
- A court order directs reinstatement of the use of the existing license under 31A-23a-111(9); comply with the order and applicable limitations.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-111(9), court-ordered restoration
Nonresident agency licensure by reciprocity
- Application
- Submit the prescribed agency application and fee through Sircon or NIPR.
- Authorization To Transact
- Obtain the appropriate insurer appointment and designate the licensed individuals who will act for the agency.
- Home State License
- Hold an active, similar home or designated-home-state agency license in good standing and consent to Utah jurisdiction.
- Legal Entity
- Provide the firm name and federal employer identification number and the required ownership/management information.
- Responsible Individual
- Designate a responsible licensed individual who already holds the same casualty line of authority and conduct licensed acts only through designated licensed natural persons.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-109(1)(a)-(b)(i)(A), reciprocity waiver
- Utah Insurance Department, Exam & Licensing Procedures
Non-resident licensing, Reciprocity
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-108(3), natural-person boundary
- Utah Insurance Department, Exam & Licensing Procedures
How Long Are Licenses Valid, Agency exam exclusion
Apply anew after more than one year of agency inactivity
- Application
- Submit the prescribed agency application and fee through Sircon or NIPR.
- Authorization To Transact
- Obtain the appropriate insurer appointment and designate the licensed individuals who will act for the agency.
- Legal Entity
- Provide the firm name and federal employer identification number and the required ownership/management information.
- Prior License
- An agency inactive for more than one year must apply as a new applicant rather than seek reinstatement.
- Responsible Individual
- Designate a responsible licensed individual who already holds the same casualty line of authority and conduct licensed acts only through designated licensed natural persons.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Insurance Department, Renewals & Reinstatements
License reinstatement, outside one year
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-108(3), natural-person boundary
- Utah Insurance Department, Exam & Licensing Procedures
How Long Are Licenses Valid, Agency exam exclusion
Apply anew when eligible after agency revocation or disciplinary surrender
- Application
- Submit the prescribed agency application and fee through Sircon or NIPR.
- Authorization To Transact
- Obtain the appropriate insurer appointment and designate the licensed individuals who will act for the agency.
- Disciplinary Waiting Period
- Observe any prescribed waiting period, at most five years; without a specified time, obtain express Commissioner approval to apply earlier than five years.
- Legal Entity
- Provide the firm name and federal employer identification number and the required ownership/management information.
- Responsible Individual
- Designate a responsible licensed individual who already holds the same casualty line of authority and conduct licensed acts only through designated licensed natural persons.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-111(8)(a)-(b), eligibility for a new license after revocation
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-108(3), natural-person boundary
- Utah Insurance Department, Exam & Licensing Procedures
How Long Are Licenses Valid, Agency exam exclusion
Reinstate a lapsed agency license within one year
- Application
- Submit the prescribed agency application and fee through Sircon or NIPR.
- Authorization To Transact
- Obtain the appropriate insurer appointment and designate the licensed individuals who will act for the agency.
- Inactivity Window
- Apply for reinstatement within one year of expiration and pay the reinstatement fee; maintain the required individual designations.
- Legal Entity
- Provide the firm name and federal employer identification number and the required ownership/management information.
- Responsible Individual
- Designate a responsible licensed individual who already holds the same casualty line of authority and conduct licensed acts only through designated licensed natural persons.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Administrative Code R590-244, Individual and Agency Licensing Requirements
R590-244-10(1)-(3), reinstatement and applicable requirements
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-108(3), natural-person boundary
- Utah Insurance Department, Exam & Licensing Procedures
How Long Are Licenses Valid, Agency exam exclusion
Reinstate a voluntarily surrendered agency license
- Application
- Submit the prescribed agency application and fee through Sircon or NIPR.
- Authorization To Transact
- Obtain the appropriate insurer appointment and designate the licensed individuals who will act for the agency.
- Legal Entity
- Provide the firm name and federal employer identification number and the required ownership/management information.
- Responsible Individual
- Designate a responsible licensed individual who already holds the same casualty line of authority and conduct licensed acts only through designated licensed natural persons.
- Surrender Window
- Apply within the license period in which the license was surrendered and no later than one year after surrender; satisfy reinstatement requirements.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Administrative Code R590-244, Individual and Agency Licensing Requirements
R590-244-10(6), voluntarily surrendered license
- Utah Administrative Code R590-244, Individual and Agency Licensing Requirements
R590-244-10(1)-(3), reinstatement and applicable requirements
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-108(3), natural-person boundary
Renew an active resident or nonresident license
- Active License
- Hold an active license and submit the electronic renewal and fee before its expiration.
- Background Documentation
- Submit required supporting documentation for positive background responses.
- Continuing Education
- Agency renewal has no individual continuing-education requirement; continue to maintain the responsible licensed individual and designated licensees.
- Fingerprints
- The Department does not require fingerprints for renewal.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Administrative Code R590-244, Individual and Agency Licensing Requirements
R590-244-9(1), active-license renewal
- Utah Insurance Department, Renewals & Reinstatements
License renewal, complete procedure
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-108(3), natural-person boundary
Resident agency licensure
- Application
- Submit the prescribed agency application and fee through Sircon or NIPR.
- Authorization To Transact
- Obtain the appropriate insurer appointment and designate the licensed individuals who will act for the agency.
- Legal Entity
- Provide the firm name and federal employer identification number and the required ownership/management information.
- Responsible Individual
- Designate a responsible licensed individual who already holds the same casualty line of authority and conduct licensed acts only through designated licensed natural persons.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-108(3), natural-person boundary
- Utah Insurance Department, Exam & Licensing Procedures
How Long Are Licenses Valid, Agency exam exclusion
- Utah Insurance Department, Exam & Licensing Procedures
How Long Are Licenses Valid, Agency application
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-106(2)(b), surplus lines casualty authority
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-203(4), individual training-period requirements
Temporary Agency Producer License — Casualty
Casualty line of authority, including surety or other bonds. Temporary license for no more than 180 days.
Licensing authority: Utah Insurance Department / Insurance Commissioner · Application information
Temporary licensure following death or disability of an agency designee
- Applicant Category
- Be a member or employee of a licensed agency whose designated individual has died or become disabled.
- Commissioner Approval
- The Commissioner must determine that a temporary license serves the public interest and may require a suitable licensed sponsor or other protective requirements.
- Ownership
- The statutory death/disability provision does not apply when the former licensee had no ownership interest in the serviced accounts and expiration lists.
- Term
- The temporary license may run for no more than 180 days.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(a)(i)(A)-(B), temporary individual and agency licenses
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(a)(i)(C)-(ii), examination exclusion
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(b)(ii), agency member or employee
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(4)(a), sponsor and protective conditions
Temporary licensure for an agency entering military service
- Applicant Category
- Be the designee of a licensed agency entering active United States armed-forces service.
- Commissioner Approval
- The Commissioner must determine that a temporary license serves the public interest and may require a suitable licensed sponsor or other protective requirements.
- Ownership
- The statutory death/disability provision does not apply when the former licensee had no ownership interest in the serviced accounts and expiration lists.
- Term
- The temporary license may run for no more than 180 days.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(a)(i)(A)-(B), temporary individual and agency licenses
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(a)(i)(C)-(ii), examination exclusion
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(b)(iii), military designee
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(4)(a), sponsor and protective conditions
Temporary licensure in another public interest circumstance
- Applicant Category
- The Commissioner determines that another circumstance warrants temporary licensure in the public interest.
- Commissioner Approval
- The Commissioner must determine that a temporary license serves the public interest and may require a suitable licensed sponsor or other protective requirements.
- Ownership
- The statutory death/disability provision does not apply when the former licensee had no ownership interest in the serviced accounts and expiration lists.
- Term
- The temporary license may run for no more than 180 days.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(a)(i)(A)-(B), temporary individual and agency licenses
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(a)(i)(C)-(ii), examination exclusion
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(4)(a), sponsor and protective conditions
Temporary licensure for a surviving spouse or personal representative
- Applicant Category
- Be the surviving spouse or court-appointed personal representative of a licensee who dies or acquires a mental or physical disability; service permits business sale, recovery/return, or training/licensing of new personnel.
- Commissioner Approval
- The Commissioner must determine that a temporary license serves the public interest and may require a suitable licensed sponsor or other protective requirements.
- Ownership
- The statutory death/disability provision does not apply when the former licensee had no ownership interest in the serviced accounts and expiration lists.
- Term
- The temporary license may run for no more than 180 days.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(a)(i)(A)-(B), temporary individual and agency licenses
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(a)(i)(C)-(ii), examination exclusion
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(b)(i), surviving spouse or representative
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(4)(a), sponsor and protective conditions
Temporary Individual Producer License — Casualty
Casualty line of authority, including surety or other bonds. Temporary license for no more than 180 days.
Licensing authority: Utah Insurance Department / Insurance Commissioner · Application information
Temporary licensure following death or disability of an agency designee
- Applicant Category
- Be a member or employee of a licensed agency whose designated individual has died or become disabled.
- Commissioner Approval
- The Commissioner must determine that a temporary license serves the public interest and may require a suitable licensed sponsor or other protective requirements.
- Ownership
- The statutory death/disability provision does not apply when the former licensee had no ownership interest in the serviced accounts and expiration lists.
- Term
- The temporary license may run for no more than 180 days.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(a)(i)(A)-(B), temporary individual and agency licenses
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(a)(i)(C)-(ii), examination exclusion
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(b)(ii), agency member or employee
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(4)(a), sponsor and protective conditions
Temporary licensure for an agency entering military service
- Applicant Category
- Be the designee of a licensed agency entering active United States armed-forces service.
- Commissioner Approval
- The Commissioner must determine that a temporary license serves the public interest and may require a suitable licensed sponsor or other protective requirements.
- Ownership
- The statutory death/disability provision does not apply when the former licensee had no ownership interest in the serviced accounts and expiration lists.
- Term
- The temporary license may run for no more than 180 days.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(a)(i)(A)-(B), temporary individual and agency licenses
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(a)(i)(C)-(ii), examination exclusion
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(b)(iii), military designee
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(4)(a), sponsor and protective conditions
Temporary licensure in another public interest circumstance
- Applicant Category
- The Commissioner determines that another circumstance warrants temporary licensure in the public interest.
- Commissioner Approval
- The Commissioner must determine that a temporary license serves the public interest and may require a suitable licensed sponsor or other protective requirements.
- Ownership
- The statutory death/disability provision does not apply when the former licensee had no ownership interest in the serviced accounts and expiration lists.
- Term
- The temporary license may run for no more than 180 days.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(a)(i)(A)-(B), temporary individual and agency licenses
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(a)(i)(C)-(ii), examination exclusion
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(4)(a), sponsor and protective conditions
Temporary licensure for a surviving spouse or personal representative
- Applicant Category
- Be the surviving spouse or court-appointed personal representative of a licensee who dies or acquires a mental or physical disability; service permits business sale, recovery/return, or training/licensing of new personnel.
- Commissioner Approval
- The Commissioner must determine that a temporary license serves the public interest and may require a suitable licensed sponsor or other protective requirements.
- Ownership
- The statutory death/disability provision does not apply when the former licensee had no ownership interest in the serviced accounts and expiration lists.
- Term
- The temporary license may run for no more than 180 days.
Official no-examination sources
Effective from 2026-09-22.
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(a)(i)(A)-(B), temporary individual and agency licenses
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(a)(i)(C)-(ii), examination exclusion
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(1)(b)(i), surviving spouse or representative
- Utah Code, Title 31A, Chapter 23a
31A-23a-114(4)(a), sponsor and protective conditions