Utah Real Estate Continuing Education Salesperson Courses

How to Renew Your Utah Real Estate License

Utah real estate Sales Agents, Associate Brokers, Principal Brokers, and Branch Brokers must renew their licenses every two years. Licenses expire on the last day of the license month, as shown on the license. The renewal period opens 45 days before your license expiration date.

To maintain an active license, you must complete your continuing education (CE) by the 15th day of the expiration month, ensure your courses are reported, and submit your renewal before your license expires on the last day of the month.

Step 1: Complete the Required Continuing Education

Utah requires 18 hours of CE every 2 years.

For First Renewal for Sales Agents:

• 12-hour New Agent Course
• 3-hour Mandatory Course (Residential, Commercial, or Property Management)
• 3 additional hours in Core or elective topics

For All Other Renewals:

• 3-hour Mandatory Course (Residential, Commercial, or Property Management)
• Minimum 6 hours in Core topics
• Remaining hours in approved elective or other approved topics

Important: The UT DRE requires that CE is completed by the 15th day of your renewal month to qualify for on-time renewal. To avoid delays, make sure your license number, suffix (SA00, AB00, PB00), and legal name exactly match Division records in your account with the CE provider, and use zeros (0), not the letter "O."

Step 2: Verify Your Course Completions

Before renewing, log in to your MyLicense One (UtahID) account and confirm that all of your credits have been posted. You can view CE hours by clicking on your license number in your account.

Providers have ten (10) days from course completion to report your CE credits to PearsonVue. The Division of Real Estate may take up to five (5) additional business days to process the completions.

Step 3: Complete Your License Renewal

Utah real estate licenses are renewed online through MyLicense One (UtahID).

To renew your license:

1. Log in to your MyLicense One account using your UtahID credentials
2. Click on the 3 dots under Actions of the license you want to renew. A list of options will pop up, then click on Renew License
3. Complete the renewal application
4. Pay the renewal fee
5. Submit your renewal application

After submitting, you will receive a confirmation, and your license will be updated in the system.

Additional Tips

• Renewal Timing: The renewal period opens 45 days before your license expiration date. Renew early to avoid late fees.
• CE Timing: All CE must be completed by the 15th day of your renewal month to qualify for on-time renewal.
• Be Prepared for Renewal: Before or while you are completing your CE courses, verify that your UtahID account is active and your real estate license is linked in MyLicenseOne to help ensure a smooth renewal process.
• Daily CE Limit: You may complete a maximum of 8 hours of CE per day.
• Late or Expired License: If your license expires, you cannot work until it is reinstated. A $50 late fee applies if renewed within 30 days. If your license is expired 31 days to 12 months, a $50 late fee and a $50 reinstatement fee apply. If your license has been expired for more than one year, contact the Utah Division of Real Estate for next steps.
• License Status: You can verify your license status and expiration date through your MyLicense One account or the Division’s license database.