Commerce

Professional Licensing

Rule 93: Bail Bond Licensing Act Rule

Effective Date: 09/01/2026

Admin. Code Reference: R156-93

Rule Type: Emergency Rule

NOTICE OF EMERGENCY (120-DAY) RULE

Rule or section Number:

R156-93

Filing ID: 58204

Effective date:

09/01/2026

1. Agency Information

Title catchline:

Commerce, Professional Licensing

Building:

Heber M Wells Building

Street address:

160 E 300 S

City, state:

Salt Lake City, UT 84111

Mailing address:

PO Box 146741

City, state and zip:

Salt Lake City, UT 84114-6741

2. Contact Persons

Name:

Phone:

Email:

Tracy Taylor

801-530-6628

trtaylor@utah.gov

Please address questions regarding information on this notice to the persons listed above.

3. General Information

A. Rule or section catchline:

R156-93. Bail Bond Licensing Act Rule

B. Purpose of the new rule or reason for the change:

The Division of Professional Licensing (Division) is filing this proposed new rule in accordance with statutory changes made by SB 149 during 2026 General Session that moved the administration of bail bond licensing from the Department of Public Safety to the Division.

New Title 58, Chapter 93, Bail Bond Licensing Act, governs all bail enforcement professional licenses, defined under Subsection 58-93-101(3).

The Division is filing this emergency rule because Division does not have enough time to follow the traditional rule approval process to enact this rule on 09/01/2026, when administration of these professions will be transferred from the Department of Public Safety to the Division.

The Division is filing this emergency proposed new rule to temporarily enact licensure requirements and will file a second rule filing following the traditional rule approval process that will permanently enact substantially similar requirements.

C. Summary of the new rule or change:

This filing enacts proposed new Rule R156-93, Bail Bond Licensing Act Rule, under new Title 58, Chapter 93, Bail Bond Licensing Act.

This proposed new rule will enable the Division to administer this license as mandated by statute.

The proposed new rule establishes definitions, renewal procedures, qualifications for licensure including an exam requirement for private investigator agents, continuing education requirements, operating standards, and unprofessional conduct.

4. Legislative Action Information

A. Are any changes in this filing because of state legislative action?

Changes are because of legislative action.

B. If yes, any bill number and session:

SB 149 (2026 General Session)

5. Emergency Rule Information

A. The agency finds that regular rulemaking would:

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cause an imminent peril to the public health, safety, or welfare;

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cause an imminent budget reduction because of budget restraints or federal requirements; or

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place the agency in violation of federal or state law.

B. Specific reasons and justifications for this finding:

The Division is filing this emergency proposed new rule to ensure continued administration over the licensing of bail enforcement professionals.

Administration of these licenses will be transferred from the Department of Public Safety to the Division of Professional Licensing.

6. Fiscal Information

Provide an estimate and written explanation of the aggregate anticipated cost or savings to:

A. State budget:

This proposed new rule is not expected to impact state government revenues or expenditures beyond the fiscal impact of new Title 58, Chapter 93, Bail Bond Licensing Act, as described in the fiscal note for SB 149 (2026) at:

https://le.utah.gov/~2026/bills/static/SB0149.html.

This proposed new rule is established in accordance with the mandates of Title 58, Chapter 93, Bail Bond Licensing Act, to administer the licenses under that Chapter and establish operating standards that encompass the statutory requirements and practices in the profession and will not affect existing state government procedures beyond those identified in the fiscal note for SB 149 (2026).

B. Local governments:

This proposed new rule is not expected to impact local governments' revenues or expenditures beyond the fiscal impact of new Title 58, Chapter 93, Bail Bond Licensing Act, as described in the fiscal note for SB 149 (2026) at:

https://le.utah.gov/~2026/bills/static/SB0149.html.

This proposed new rule is established in accordance with the mandates of Title 58, Chapter 93, Bail Bond Licensing Act, to administer the licenses under that Chapter and establish operating standards that encompass the statutory requirements and practices in the profession and will not affect existing local government procedures beyond those identified in the fiscal note for SB 149 (2026).

C. Small businesses ("small business" means a business employing 1-49 persons):

This proposed new rule is not expected to impact small businesses' revenues or expenditures beyond the fiscal impact of new Title 58, Chapter 93, Bail Bond Licensing Act, as described in the fiscal note for SB 149 (2026) at:

https://le.utah.gov/~2026/bills/static/SB0149.html.

This proposed new rule is established in accordance with the mandates of Title 58, Chapter 93, Bail Bond Licensing Act, to administer the licenses under that Chapter and establish operating standards that encompass the statutory requirements and practices in the profession and will not affect small businesses' procedures beyond those identified in the fiscal note for SB 149 (2026).

D. Persons other than small businesses, state, or local government entities ("person" means any individual, partnership, corporation, association, governmental entity, or public or private organization of any character other than an agency):

This proposed new rule is not expected to impact the revenues or expenditures of persons other than small businesses, state, or local government entities beyond the fiscal impact of new Title 58, Chapter 93, Bail Bond Licensing Act, as described in the fiscal note for SB 149 (2026) at:

https://le.utah.gov/~2026/bills/static/SB0149.html.

This proposed new rule is established in accordance with the mandates of Title 58, Chapter 93, Bail Bond Licensing Act, to administer the licenses under that Chapter and establish operating standards that encompass the statutory requirements and practices in the profession and will not affect existing procedures for other persons beyond those identified in the fiscal note for SB 149 (2026).

E. Compliance costs for affected persons:

This proposed new rule is not expected to impact the revenues or expenditures of persons other than small businesses, state, or local government entities beyond the fiscal impact of new Title 58, Chapter 93, Bail Bond Licensing Act as described in the fiscal note for SB 149 (2026) at:

https://le.utah.gov/~2026/bills/static/SB0149.html.

F. Comments by the department head on the fiscal impact this rule may have on businesses (Include the name and title of the department head):

The Commissioner of the Department of Commerce, Margaret W. Busse, has reviewed this regulatory impact analysis and determined that there is no anticipated fiscal impact on businesses outside of those fiscal impacts described in the fiscal note for SB 149 (2026) at: https://le.utah.gov/~2026/bills/static/SB0149.html.

7. Citation Information

Provide citations to the statutory authority for the rule. If there is also a federal requirement for the rule, provide a citation to that requirement:

Subsection 58-1-106(1)(a)

Subsection 58-1-202(1)(a)

Section 58-93-201

9. Agency Authorization Information

Agency head or

designee and title:

Adam Watson, Assistant Division

Director

Date:

08/28/2026

R156. Commerce, Professional Licensing.

R156-93. General Rule of the Division of Professional Licensing.

R156-93-101. Title - Authority - Organization of Rules -- Statement of Purpose and Conflicts.

(1) This rule is known as the "Bail Bond Licensing Act Rule".

(2) This rule is adopted by the Division under the authority of Subsection 58-1-106(1)(a) to enable the Division to administer Title 58,

Chapter 93, the Bail Bond Licensing Act.

(3) The organization of this rule and its relationship to Rule R156-1 is described in Section R156-1-107.

(4) The Division finds that the purpose of this rule, Title 58, Chapter 93, the Bail Bond Licensing Act, and the portions of SB 149 (2026

General Session), Licensing Modifications, that deal with bail enforcement professionals is:

(a) To regulate the professions of bail enforcement professionals regulated under Title 53, Chapter 11, the Bail Bond Recovery Act prior to

September 1, 2026; and

(b) to neither override nor replace Title 31A, Chapter 35, the Bail Bond Act except where expressly stated.

(c) any interpretation of this rule or Title 58, Chapter 93, the Bail Bond Licensing Act that contradicts the requirements of Title 31A,

Chapter 35, the Bail Bond Act, or any rule made to enforce Title 31A, Chapter 35, the Bail Bond Act, shall be interpreted in favor of Title 31A,

Chapter 35, the Bail Bond Act.

R156-93-102. Definitions.

This section establishes definitions to supplement the definitions in Title 58, Chapter 1, Division of Professional Licensing Act, and Title

58, Chapter 93.

(1) "Applicant" unless otherwise specified, shall mean an applicant for a license under Title 58, Chapter 93, the Bail Enforcement

Professional Licensing Act including an applicant for an initial license, renewal of a license, and reinstatement of a license.

(2) "Approved basic firearms training program" means a firearms education and training program that:

(a) meets the standards for content and instruction under Section R156-93-306b; and

(b) is approved by the Division as either

(i) An approved basic firearms course for Bail Enforcement Professionals, or

(ii) an approved basic firearms training program for armed private security officers under Section R156-63a-604.

(3) "Restricted Terms" shall mean any word, term, or phrase that, regardless of intent, is reasonably likely to suggest that a bail

enforcement professional is a member of any official state or federal law enforcement agency including:

(a) "State of Utah";

(b) "United States", "US", "USA", or "Federal";

(d) "Patrolman" or "Patrol Officer";

(e) "Deputy";

(f) "Marshal";

(g) "Agent" except:

(i) If used conjunction with "bail enforcement agent" or "bail recovery agent"; and

(ii) The words "bail enforcement agent" or "bail recovery agent" appears on the same line.

(h) "Trooper"; or

(i) "Sheriff".

(4) "Supervision Declaration" shall mean a written declaration by a Bail Enforcement Agent or a Bail Recovery Agent when training a

Bail Recovery Apprentice that includes:

(a) State the name and license number of the Bail Enforcement Agent or Bail Recovery Agent;

(b) the name and contact information of the Bail Recovery Apprentice;

R156-93-301. Term of License - Expiration of License - Renewal of License - Reinstatement of License - Application Procedures.

This section establishes the term of licensure for licenses issued under Title 58 Chapter 93, under Section 58-1-102.

(1) Under Subsections 58-1-308(1) and 58-93-201(6), the renewal date for the two-year renewal cycle

applicable to licensees under Title 58, Chapter 92, Private Investigation Licensing Act, shall be in

August of each odd-numbered year;

(2) Renewal procedures shall be in accordance with Sections R156-1-308a through R156-1-308l.

(3) All valid and current licenses described under Section 58-93-312 issued prior to September 1, 2026 under Title 53, Chapter 11, the Bail

Bond Recovery Act:

(a) shall expire on the date shown on the license; and

(b) a licensee with a license issued under Title 53, Chapter 11, the Bail Bond Recovery Act, shall relicense under Title 58, Chapter 1,

Division of Professional Licensing Act, Title 58, Chapter 93 Bail Bond Licensing Act, and this rule.

(4) Under Subsection 58-1-308(3)(b)(i) a licensee under Title 58, Chapter 93 Bail Bond Licensing Act applying for renewal shall:

(a) meet the CE requirements under Section 58-93-306 and Subsection R156-93-306a(4); and

(b) submit to the Division:

(i) a Division-approved renewal form;

(ii) A renewal application fee;

(ii) a photograph meeting the standards described in Subsection R156-93-302(1)(d);

(iii) a photocopy of the licensee's government issued picture identification described in Subsection R156-302(1)(c); and

(iv) if a surety bond is required, evidence that the licensee has a current and valid surety bond.

(c) In addition to the requirements of Subsection R156-93-301(4)(a), a bail bond agency under Subsection 58-93-101(1), must submit to

the Division evidence that the PI agency has current and valid:

(i) comprehensive general liability insurance meeting the minimum requirements of Subsection R156-93-303(3)(a); and

(ii) workers compensation policy or an affidavit conforming to Subsection R156-93-303(3)(b).

R156-93-302. General Qualifications.

This section describes the general qualifications for all applicants and licensees under Title 38, Chapter 93, the Bail Bond Licensing Act.

(1) All applicants for licensure under Title 58, Chapter 93 shall:

(a) use the form of application approved by the Division under Subsection 58-93-302(1)(a);

(b) pay the non-refundable processing fee;

(c) provide the Division with a copy of a state-issued photo identification that lists the applicant's name and birthday;

(d) provide one color photograph of the applicant:

(i) taken no more than six months prior to the application;

(ii) of passport quality;

(iii) containing the applicant's name written on the back of the photograph; and

(iv) in physical form or a digital format compatible with the online application described in Subsection R156-93-302a(1)(a).

(2) Under Subsections 58-1-301.5(5) and 58-93-302(1)(v), an applicant shall submit the following:

(a) two fingerprint cards or a digital fingerprint file in a form acceptable to the Division;

(b) the fee established in accordance with Section 63J-1-504 equal to the cost of conducting a check of records for each individual required

to provide a fingerprint card under Subsection(1)(a) with:

(i) the Federal Bureau of Investigation(FBI); and

(ii) the Bureau of Criminal Identification(BCI) of the Utah Department of Public Safety.

(3) Under Subsection 58-93-302(2), an applicant shall disclose all professional licenses issued to the applicant in the last ten years by any

other state or jurisdiction, regardless of the type or status of such license.

R156-93-303. Bail Bond Agency -- Application.

This section describes the qualifications for a Bail Bond Agency under Section 58-93-303 in addition to the general licensing requirements

of under Section R156-93-302.

(1) A bail bond agency applicant shall identify the bail bond agency's qualifier under Subsection 58-93-303(1)(c) by providing the

Division the qualifiers:

(a) full legal name and all previous names;

(b) social security number;

(d) residential address within the State; and

(e) personal phone and email contact information;

(2) In addition to the requirements of Subsection R156-93-303(1), the bail bond agency's qualifier shall provide the Division with:

(a) A copy of the proposed qualifiers driver's license or state issued identification;

(b) description of the proposed qualifier's association with the agency; and

(3) A bail bond agency applicant must provide the Division evidence of the following insurance policies:

(a) a liability insurance including:

(i) the policy number,

(ii) the expiration date of the policy,

(iii) the insurance company name and contact information, and

(iv) coverage amounts of at least $100,000 for each incident and $500,000 in total comprehensive general liability insurance requirements;

and

(b) Either:

(i) A workers' compensation insurance policy naming the Division as a certificate holder, including the policy number, the expiration date

of the policy, the insurance company name and contact information; or

(ii) an affidavit that the applicant does not hire employees and is therefore exempt from the requirement to have workers' compensation

insurance as evidenced by a valid Workers' Compensation Coverage Waiver issued by the Utah Labor Commission.

(4) Bail bond agency applicant shall provide the Division evidence its qualifier's valid surety bond meeting the requirements of Subsection

R156-93-304(1) under 58-93-304(1)(c).

R156-93-304. Bail Enforcement Agent -- Bail Recovery Agent.

This section describes the qualifications for a Bail Enforcement Agent under 58-93-101(2) or Bail Recovery Agent under 58-93-101(4)

applicants in addition to the general licensing requirements of Section R156-93-302.

(1) Surety Bond. Under 58-93-304(1)(c), an applicant for Bail Enforcement Agent will provide the Division evidence of a valid surety

bond meeting the following criteria:

(a) in the amount of $10,000;

(b) that is in effect throughout the entire licensing period; and

(2) Experience. An applicant for Bail Enforcement Agent will provide the Division with proof of adequate experience under 58-93-307(1)

which will the information required under Subsection R156-93-307.

R156-93-305. Bail Recovery Apprentice.

This section describes the qualifications for a Bail Recovery Apprentice applicant under 58-93-101(4) in addition to the general licensing

requirements of Section R156-93-302.

(1) A Bail Recovery Apprentice applicant will provide the Division with the following information in a form the Division approves:

(a) The name and license number of the Bail Enforcement Agency employing the applicant;

(b) The name and license number of the Bail Enforcement Agent or Bail Recovery Agent supervising the applicant; and

(2) Supervision under subsection R156-93-305(1) shall be:

(a) Direct supervision, as described in Subsection R156-1-102a(1)(a) for the first 500 hours of supervised time;

(b) indirect supervision, as described in Subsection R156-1-102a(1)(b) for the 500 hours following the direct supervision period under

Subsection R156-93-305(2)(a); and

(c) general supervision, as described in Subsection R156-1-102a(1)(c) for any hours after hours described in subsections R156-93-

305(2)(a) and R156-93-305(2)(b).

R156-93-306a. Initial and Continuing Training Requirements for Applicants.

(1) To satisfy the requirements of Section 58-93-306 initial and continuing training programs must

(a) have been approved by the Department of Public Safety to provide training services of bail enforcement agents, bail bond agents prior

to September 1, 2026; or

(b) receive approval from the Division in collaboration with the board before offering training services to the public;

(2) Training programs must meet the following criteria:

(a) If approved under R156-93-306a(1)(a) must re-certify under R156-93-306a(1)(b), no later than September 1, 2027;

(b) fulfill the curriculum requirements under Subsection R156-93-306a(4);

(i) in-person; or

(ii) through electronic means in real time that provides a means for immediate engagement between the instructor and the participant.

(3) An applicant shall disclose to the Division:

(a) The name of the program completed;

(b) the name of the trainer who provided the training;

(d) the total course hours;

(e) the applicant's exam score;

(f) the date of the applicant's completion of the training course; and

(g) a signed affidavit from training stating that the information provided by the applicant under R156-93-306a(3)(a) through 306a(3)(f) is

true and accurate.

(4) Continuing education under Subsection 58-93-306(3) shall:

(a) Be relevant to the licensee's professional practice;

(b) provided by a person qualified under Subsection R156-93-306a(1); and

(c) include at least 2 hours of education exclusively on Utah law, including Title 58, Chapter 93, the Bail Bond Licensing Act and R156-

93; and R156-93, the Bail Bond Licensing Act Rule.

R156-93-306b. Firearms Training and Instruction.

The Section establishes the minimum qualifications for firearms training programs under Title 58, Chapter 93, Bail Bond Licensing Act.

(1) Firearms Training. If the applicant seeks to carry a firearm as a licensee under Title 58, Chapter 93, the Bail Bond Licensing Act, the

applicant shall provide documentation that:

(a) the applicant completed an approved basic firearms training program under Subsection R156-93-102(2) indicating that the applicant

has completed the 12-hour firearms training course required in Subsection 53-11-108(5) within 6 months of the initial application; or

(b) prior to August 31, 2026 the applicant:

(i) held an active license as a bail enforcement agent, bail recovery agent, or 0bail recovery apprentice in good standing under Title 53,

Chapter 11 the Bail Bond Recovery Act,0

(ii) had completed the requirements for a concealed carry permit under Rule R722-300; and

(iii) had completed an additional 16-hour firearms training course required under Subsection 53-11-108(5).

(2) Firearms Training Instruction. An approved basic firearms training program under R156-93-102(2) shall be taught by an instructor

holding the following qualifications:

(a) current Peace Officers Standards and Training firearms instructor certification; or

(b) current certification as a firearms instructor by:

(i) the National Rifle Association;

(ii) a Utah law enforcement agency;

(iii) a Federal law enforcement agency;

(c) a branch of the United States military; or(v) other qualification or certification found by the Division, in collaboration with the Board,

to be equivalent.

(3) Shall include the following curriculum:

(a) at least six hours of classroom firearms instruction to include the following:

(i) the firearm and its ammunition;

(ii) care and cleaning of the firearm;

(iii) the prohibition against alterations of the firearm's firing mechanism;

(iv) firearm inspection review procedures;

(v) firearm safety on duty;

(vi) firearm safety at home;

(vii) firearm safety on the range;

(viii) legal and ethical restraints on firearms use;

(ix) explanation and discussion of target environment;

(x) stop failure drills;

(xi) explanation and discussion of stance, draw stroke, cover and concealment, and other firearm fundamentals;

(xii) armed patrol techniques;

(xiii) use of deadly force under Utah law and the provisions of Title 76, Chapter 2, Part 4, and a discussion of 18 USC 44 Section 922; and

(xiv) instruction that an armed private security officer shall not fire the officer's weapon unless there is an imminent threat to life, and at no

time shall the weapon be drawn as a threat or means to force compliance with any verbal directive not involving imminent threat to life;

(b) a final examination that demonstrates the competency of the participant on the subjects included in the six hours of classroom firearms

instruction, with a passing score requirement of 80%; and

(i) basic firearms fundamentals and marksmanship;

(ii) demonstration and explanation of the difference between sight picture, sight alignment, and trigger control; and

(iii) a recognized practical pistol course on which the applicant achieves a minimum score of 80% using regular and low light conditions.

R156-93-307. Proof of Experience.

(1) The name and contact information for all companies or institutions with whom the applicant was employed;

(2) The time periods during which the applicant was employed;

(3) The total hours of experience claimed; and

(4) The name and contact information for a supervisor who can validate the hours of experience.

R156-93-308. Qualified Credit for Specified Training.

Under Section 58-93-308, an applicant seeking credit for specified training must submit to the Division:

(1) Proof of successful completion in a degree described under Subsection 58-93-308(1) to receive credit for:

(a) 1,000 hours of experience if the applicant is seeking a license as a bail enforcement agent under Subsection 58-93-307(1); or

(b) 500 hours of experience if the applicant is seeking a license as a bail recovery agent under Subsection 58-93-307(2).

(2) Proof of successful completion of the training described under Subsection 58-93-308(2) to receive credit for:

(a) 1,000 hours of experience if the applicant is seeking a license as a bail enforcement agent under Subsection 58-93-307(1); or

(b) 500 hours of experience if the applicant is seeking a license as a bail recovery agent under Subsection 58-93-307(2).

(3) Applicants seeking credit for substantially similar experience or training under Subsection 58-93-310(3) may submit a written petition

to the Division describing the experience or training for which qualified credit is sought.

R156-93-310. Operating Standards -- Representation -- Implying an Association with Public Law Enforcement Prohibited.

(1) A bail enforcement professional or agency may not use restricted terms under Subsection R156-93-102(3) in the agency's name,

advertising materials, uniform, signage, correspondence, online media posts, or publications or imply any connection to or association with a public

law enforcement or government agency

(2) A bail enforcement professional or agency may not use a logo that bears markings similar to the seal, emblem, acronym, or

configuration of a public law enforcement agency of the federal government, a state government, a state political subdivision, a municipal, or a

military branch in advertising materials, uniform, signage, correspondence, online media posts, or publications.

R156-92-311. Operating Standards - Proper Identification of Bail Enforcement Professionals.

(1) When performing the duties of a bail enforcement professional, the licensee shall carry the licensee's:

(a) Division-issued license; and

(b) current government-issued driver license or identification card.

(2) Upon request, a licensee shall produce the documents listed under Subsection(1).

R156-92-313. Badges and Insignia.

This Section describes the design and use of badges under Subsection 58-93-504(2).

(1) A bail enforcement professional may not use any badge or insignia that has not been approved by the Division.

(2) The design of a badge, may not contain any restricted terms under Subsection R156-93-102(3).

(3) A bail enforcement professional

(a) may display a badge approved by the Division under 58-93-102(3) only while actively engaging in licensed work under this Title 58,

Chapter 93, the Bail Bond Licensing Act.

(b) A bail enforcement professional or agency may obtain a badge from any source, so long as it complies with the following

specifications:

(i) the badge shall be 2.55 inches high and 2.66 inches wide;

(ii) the badge shall be in the shape of a five-point star on a circle;

(iii) the star shall be gold in color and the circle must be silver in color;

(iv) the center of the star shall be black in color and contain the phrase "Bail Enforcement";

(v) other than the text required under subsection R156-93-313(b)(iv) the text of the badge shall be written in block lettering and must be

black;

(vi) the silver circle shall contain two panels with writing to indicate whether the agent is a bail enforcement agent or bail recovery agent;

and

(vii) the badge shall contain two gold panels with writing to indicate the word "Utah" on the top panel and the agent's license number on

the bottom panel.

(4) Badges shall:

(a) Be worn on the outer-most layer of clothing; and

(b) not be worn or presented in a way intended to obscure any portion of the badge.

(5) A badge design approved by the Bureau of Criminal Identification under 53-11-121 prior to September 1, 2026 shall be deemed

approved under Subsection 58-93-504(2).

R156-93-502. Unprofessional Conduct.

Under Subsection 58-1-203(1)(e), "unprofessional conduct" includes:

(1) fraudulent reporting experience hours under Section R156-93-307

(2) an Bail Recovery Apprentice failing to update the supervisor declaration under Section R156-93-305;

(3) failing to replace qualifier within the periods required under Section 58-93-309;

(4) engaging in fraud or misrepresentation in applying for an original license or renewal or reinstatement of an existing license;

(5) is convicted of any act involving illegally using, carrying, or possessing a dangerous weapon;

(6) is convicted of threatening to commit any act of personal violence or force against any person;

(7) commits or permits any employee or independent contractor to commit any act during the period when the license is expired or

suspended;

(8) employs or contracts with any unlicensed or improperly licensed person or agency to conduct activities regulated under this chapter if

the licensure status was known or could have been ascertained by reasonable inquiry;

(9) engages bail enforcement professional services regulated by this chapter on a revoked or suspended license;

(10) advertises in a false, deceptive, or misleading manner;

(11) refuses to display the identification card issued by the Division to any person having reasonable cause to verify the validity of the

license;

(12) is convicted of any act of illegally obtaining or disseminating private, controlled, or protected records under Section 63G-2-801;

(13) fails to notify the Division of a change of name or address within 60 days of the change; or

(14) failing to disclose the existence and status of any professional license under Section 58-93-302(2).

R156-92-503. Penalties.

(1) In addition to the penalties in Section 58-93-503, the penalties under Sections 58-1-502 and R156-1-502 shall apply to a violation of

Title 58, Chapter 93, Bail Bond Licensing Act

(2) Citation procedures shall be in accordance with Sections 58-1-502 and 58-93-503 and Rule R156-1.

KEY: licensing, bail bond enforcement agents, bail bond recovery agents, bail bond recovery apprentices

Date of Last Change: September 1, 2026

Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 58-1-106(1)(a); 58-1-308; 58-1-501(2)

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