How To Get A Life and Health Insurance License in Utah

Obtaining a Utah life and health insurance license is the essential first step toward becoming a licensed insurance agent in the state. The Utah Insurance Department has a straightforward process, and we’re here to guide you through each step.

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1. Enroll in a Prep Course

Before taking the license exam, it's essential to dedicate time to building the knowledge necessary to pass on your first attempt. An online exam prep course can equip you with the key information and skills needed to succeed.

Enrolling in a prep course can significantly enhance your chances of passing the exam. We offer comprehensive study materials and practice exams tailored to Utah's licensing requirements.

2. Schedule and Pass the Exam

Exam fee: $44
Questions:150 scored questions
Minimum passing score: 70%
Format: Multiple choice

3. Fingerprints

After passing the exam, you'll need to get fingerprints at a Prometric test center using live scan technology. The fingerprinting fee is approximately $30 (depending on location).

4. Submit Your Application

Apply for your license through the National Insurance Producer Registry (NIPR). The application fee is $75. Ensure all information is accurate and complete.

5. Maintain Your License

To keep your license active, you'll need to complete 24 hours of continuing education (CE) every 2 years.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be hired by an agency first?
No, you don’t need to be hired or sponsored by an insurance company or agency to go through the process of obtaining your license. In fact, going through the process of being licensed before seeking an agency to work with actually makes you more marketable for opportunities.
Can I use my license in other states?
You can apply for a non-resident license in reciprocal states through the NIPR system, as long as your Florida license is active and in good standing.
How long does it take to get licensed?
It usually takes 2-4 weeks, depending on how soon you complete a study course and pass the license exam.
What are the basic requirements?
Be a Utah resident, be at least 18 years old, have a valid social security number, complete a prep course, pass the exam.