Utah § 4-7-106 - Licenses -- Applications.
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§ 4-7-106. Licenses -- Applications.
4-7-106. Licenses -- Applications.
Application for an agent's or dealer's license shall be made to the department upon forms prescribed and furnished by the department, and the application shall state:
| (1) | the applicant's name, principal address in this state, and age; |
| (2) | the applicant's principal address in any location outside Utah; |
| (3) | the name and principal address of the person authorized by the applicant to accept service of process in this state on behalf of the applicant during the licensure period; |
| (4) | the name and principal address of the applicant's surety if the application is for a dealer's license; |
| (5) | a schedule of the commissions, fees, and other charges the applicant intends to collect for services during the period of licensure; |
| (6) | the name and address of each principal the applicant intends to represent during the period of licensure; and |
| (7) | any other information that the department may require by rule. |
Amended by Chapter 528, 2023 General Session
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