Contractors License CE Support

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Contractor License Renewal FAQs:

Make sure you have a good email on file with the state. The state is moving towards all electronic communication. You can check and update your contact information, including your email here: https://secure.utah.gov/doplrenewal/client/addressChange.html

It takes 7 business days AFTER you complete your continuing education before the hours will be posted to the license. This is done electronically but the hours are verified by an actual person before they get added to the license. Please allow for this time before you attempt the renewal!

Once you have attended the required continuing education and waited the 7 business days for the hours to be posted to your license, you can renew here: https://secure.utah.gov/doplrenewal/doplrenewal

The state of Utah sends out all renewal information to the email on file for your license.

If you have not seen the renewal email yet, please do an email inbox search for an email from: StateOfUtahCommerceLicensing@utah.gov (also check spam or junk folders)
If you cannot find the email, for renewal ID’s only, send an email to annchon@utah.gov requesting the renewal ID be sent to you. Add the company name and the Utah contractor license number in the subject line of the email.
If you received the renewal email from the state but cannot find the renewal ID. Open the pdf that is attached to the email. All the needed information is in this pdf. Or ––scroll all the way to the bottom of the email; your renewal ID will be at the very bottom of the email.
If you are within the 60 days from the renewal time frame, you may request a renewal ID online here: https://secure.utah.gov/doplrenewal/doplrenewal?page=requestRenewalId

The renewal questions have been changed since last renewal cycle. PLEASE READ THEM CAREFULLY AND ANSWER THEM TRUTHFULLY! Be aware that if you answer incorrectly, your contractor’s license will be audited.

If you are filing your business taxes with your social security number as your company tax ID, you are a Sole Prop.

If you do not know this, you are most likely your own qualifier. If you would like to verify this, you can do so here: https://secure.utah.gov/llv/search/index.html

How to Get a Utah B100 Contractor’s License

Your entity (Sole Prop, DBA, LLC, S-Corp, Corporation, etc.) is the holder of the contractor’s license. If your entity is expired, your contractor’s license is expired. Keep your entity renewed and in good standing so that your contractor’s license will also stay in good standing.

It’s easy to confuse the business registration (entity) and the contractor’s license. Your business registration is what gives you the right to conduct business in the state of Utah. Your contractor’s license is what gives you the right to operate a contracting business in the state of Utah. Your business renewal is annual, while the contractor’s license renews every odd year before November 30^th.

Continuing Education Webinar Instructions: Having trouble with the webinar?

Try these tips to get in.

Find your email from “Jared Wolthuis”, “AGC”, or the representative who got you registered at the time of payment. If you cannot find this email, check your spam first before giving us a call at 801-274-3551.

Webinar at 8:30 AM MST

Please download the “Zoom” App from the app store:

iOS: Download Zoom for iOS
Android: Download Zoom for Android

If you’re using a computer, please find your emailed confirmation with the registration link.

Questions? Call 801-274-3551. .

How to download Zoom?

Downloading Zoom is quick and easy. Follow these steps depending on your device:

For desktop computers (Windows or macOS):

- Visit the official Zoom download center: https://zoom.us/download
- Click on the “Download” button under “Zoom Client for Meetings”.
- Once the download is complete, open the installer file and follow the on-screen instructions.

If you are having issues don’t hesitate to Call us at 801-274-3551.

State of Utah links and forms:

For more information on licensing, please visit the Utah Department of Commerce Division of Occupational Licensing website.

To verify your license type, please visit the Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing Verification System.

Click here for updated CE requirements documented on the DOPL website.

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