Utah Code R152-1-5 - Removal from the Public List
(1) A person whose
name is included in the public list may be removed from the public list if:
(a)
(i) the
division has not received a consumer complaint against the person for a period
of 90 consecutive days after the person was placed on the public list;
and
(ii) the person fully complies
with any order entered by the division or court against the person, including
full payment of any administrative fine imposed;
(b) the person fully responds to a subpoena
issued by the division, or at the division's discretion, provides a
satisfactory response to a subpoena issued by the division; or
(c) the person enters a settlement or other
agreement with the division that includes as a term of the agreement the
person's removal from the public list; and
(d) the person requests, in writing, removal
from the public list.
(2) The division may remove a person from the
public list at its discretion if it determines removal serves the public
interest or the interest of justice.
Notes
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