Full text of Utah Utah Code § 53-9-109 — Application for agency license -- Liability insurance -- Workers' compensation. (Repealed 9/1/2026), with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
Before the issuance or renewal of an agency license, the applicant shall provide to the bureau:
(a)
a certificate of liability insurance; and
(b)
a certificate of workers' compensation insurance, if applicable.
(3)
The liability insurance required by this section shall:
(a)
protect against liability to third persons;
(b)
contain a limit of liability in an amount of not less than $500,000;
(c)
be continuous in form and run concurrently with the license period; and
(d)
provide for notice to the bureau in the event of cancellation of the liability insurance.
(4)
(a)
The bureau shall cancel a license when it receives notice from the insurer that liability insurance required under Subsection (2) has expired or been canceled.
(b)
The licensee shall be notified by the bureau when a license has been cancelled under this Subsection (4).
(c)
The license may be reinstated when the licensee:
(i)
files proof of liability insurance for the remainder of the license period; and
(ii)
pays the reinstatement fee prescribed in Section 53-9-111.
Repealed by Chapter 44, 2026 General Session Amended by Chapter 432, 2011 General Session
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