How long does it take to get a life insurance license in Utah?

Plan on 1 to 4 weeks. {name} does not mandate pre-licensing hours, but most candidates still complete a 20 to 40 hour exam-prep course before sitting for the producer exam. Including fingerprinting and Utah DOI application processing, total time from start to license issuance is typically 3 to 6 weeks.

How much does a Utah life insurance license cost?

Budget about $250 all-in: pre-licensing or exam-prep course (~$100), the $32 state exam fee, the $75 Utah license application fee, and roughly $50 for fingerprinting/background check. The Price Group reimburses qualifying course costs after your first sale.

Do I need to be a Utah resident to get a Utah life insurance license?

No. Utah issues non-resident licenses to agents already licensed in good standing in their home state. The non-resident application is filed through NIPR with no additional Utah pre-licensing required.

Which Utah license should I get for selling final expense and term life?

The Utah Life Producer (Life-Only) license is the minimum required to sell life insurance, including final expense and term/whole life. If you also want to sell Medicare Supplement or under-65 health, you can either take a combined Life & Health course up front or add the Health line later. TPG agents typically start Life-Only and add Health when they are ready.

How to Get Your Life Insurance License in Utah

0 hours of pre-licensing, Prometric exam, about $267 all-in. Here is the exact path.

Verified against the Utah Insurance Department on May 13, 2026.

Free Utah Licensing Roadmap

A printable step-by-step PDF covering pre-licensing, fingerprinting, the Prometric exam, and what to do the week your license arrives.

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Pre-licensing hours

70%

Passing score

~$267

Total cost estimate

Typical timeline: 2 to 4 weeks

Path options: None required (optional)

5 Steps to Get Licensed in Utah

Follow this exact sequence to go from zero to fully appointed agent.

1
Complete pre-licensing education
Finish your state-approved pre-licensing course online. Most students complete it in under a week with focused study.
Start the JustInsurance Course
2
Schedule your Utah state exam
Register through Prometric, the testing partner for the Utah Insurance Department. Pick a testing center near you or, in most states, a remote-proctored slot.
Schedule with Prometric Visit Utah Insurance Department
3
Pass the Utah life insurance exam
Show up early, bring two valid IDs, and use the JustInsurance practice tests beforehand. Most students who follow the study plan pass on the first attempt.
Retake policy: Retake policy: scheduling your next available test date with no mandatory waiting period.
4
Submit your license application
After passing, file your application through NIPR or your state's online portal. Background check and fingerprinting are usually required.
Fingerprinting: Submitted through Per UT DOI instructions
5
Get appointed with carriers
A license alone does not let you sell. You need carrier appointments. The Price Group handles contracting with 20+ A-rated carriers so you can start writing business right away.

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Utah Licensing Cost Breakdown

Everything you can expect to pay to get fully licensed in Utah.

Item	Cost
Pre-licensing course (JustInsurance)	$39
Utah state exam fee	$32
License application fee	$75
Background check / fingerprinting	$50
Estimated total	~$267

Costs are estimates based on the most current published fees and may change. Verify with your state's Department of Insurance before paying.

License term

2 years

CE hours per renewal

24 hrs (3 ethics)

Official CE rules

Reciprocity

Reciprocal licensing is available for producers licensed in good standing in their home state. No exam is required.

Utah Licensing FAQ

Quick answers to the most common questions about getting licensed in Utah.

Why agents choose The Price Group

Once you are licensed, the next decision is who you go to market with. The Price Group is built for life insurance agents who want a real system, not an MLM.