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Utah Insurance Department: R590, R592 Rules Regulate State Insurance Sales

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Utah Insurance Rules Quick Links R590 and R592 Rules Being Proposed, Changed, or Repealed Rules Completing the Rulemaking Process Current Rules R590 and R592 Insurance rules are issued to implement or interpret the Utah Insurance Code or federal mandates and have the effect of law. R590. Insurance, Administration. These rules regulate the sale of all insurance and insurance-related products in the state. R592. Insurance, Title and Escrow Commission. These rules are specific to the sale of title insurance and performance of title-related escrow business in the state. A law passed by the 2006 Legislature sets up a procedure to petition a state agency to amend or repeal existing rules. The following links will provide you with a petition form, as well as a link to the law and rule regarding it. Your written comments are encouraged. Please direct your comments to Steve Gooch by email: [emailprotected] ; by fax: (385) 465-0647; or by mail: 4315 S. 2700 W., Suite 2300, Taylorsville, UT 84129. In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, individuals desiring to attend a hearing listed below, who need special accommodations during the hearing (including auxiliary communicative aids and services), should notify us as directed above. If no hearing is scheduled on a rule listed below, the department will schedule one if they receive requests by mail, email or fax from 10 or more individuals or an organization composed of 10 or more members. Note: This section tracks rule changes during the current year and the immediately preceding year. Insurance rules are issued to implement or interpret the Utah Insurance Code or federal mandates and have the effect of law. The links below go to the state’s Administrative Rules Search opens in a new tab website, which houses the current version of each rule. The links also offer the ability to download a PDF or HTML copy of each rule.

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