Deployed? Your Licence Fees Are Waived and Its Expiry Moves to 90 Days After You Get Back
Utah's Division of Professional Licensing waives INITIAL AND RENEWAL processing fees on request for active duty service members, and waives them again when converting a licence to INACTIVE status. Separately, a licence that EXPIRES DURING ACTIVE DUTY IS AUTOMATICALLY EXTENDED until 90 days after the last date of that duty. Automatic matters: you do not lose the licence by being unreachable. But the FEE WAIVERS ARE ON REQUEST, so those you do have to ask for.
Verified August 27, 2026
What this benefit is
Utah's Division of Professional Licensing waives INITIAL AND RENEWAL processing fees on request for active duty service members, and waives them again when converting a licence to INACTIVE status. Separately, a licence that EXPIRES DURING ACTIVE DUTY IS AUTOMATICALLY EXTENDED until 90 days after the last date of that duty. Automatic matters: you do not lose the licence by being unreachable. But the FEE WAIVERS ARE ON REQUEST, so those you do have to ask for.
What it's worth: Licence fees waived on request; expiry extended to 90 days past active duty
- INITIAL AND RENEWAL licence processing fees WAIVED ON REQUEST.
- Fees also waived when CONVERTING TO INACTIVE status.
- A licence EXPIRING DURING ACTIVE DUTY IS AUTOMATICALLY EXTENDED until 90 DAYS AFTER THE LAST DATE OF THAT DUTY.
- THE EXTENSION IS AUTOMATIC. THE FEE WAIVERS ARE ON REQUEST — that is the distinction to hold on to.
- It applies to licences issued by the Division of Professional Licensing.
- This is an ACTIVE-DUTY provision rather than a veteran one.
Who is entitled to it
- You serve in the U.S. armed forces.
- You are on active duty.
- Utah professional licensing.
Not sure whether that describes you?
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How to claim it
Deadline: Extension runs to 90 days after active duty ends- 1Ask for the fee waiver — it is not applied automatically, unlike the extension.
- 2If you are deploying and will not practise, ask about converting to inactive status; those fees are waived too.
- 3You do not need to renew from deployment. The expiry moves to 90 days after your last date of active duty.
- 4Diary that 90-day date on your return, because it is when the extension ends.
- 5Confirm your licence is one DOPL issues rather than another board's.
- Form
- Request to the Division of Professional Licensing
- File with
- Utah Division of Professional Licensing
- No renewal
- Once granted it does not need renewing.
Sources
- authority · published policyUtah Division of Professional Licensing — military
- operating · published policyUtah Department of Veterans and Military Affairs
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