Utah nursing license renewal

Where and when to renew

The reviewed route is Utah My License One. RN: January 31 in odd-numbered years. LPN: January 31 in even-numbered years.

1. Identify the correct RN or LPN renewal year.
2. Complete one competency option and the suicide-prevention training.
3. Sign in to My License One.
4. Submit renewal and the current fee.
5. Verify the new expiration date in the public lookup.

Portal and account safety

• For Utah, open public status checks through Utah License Verification; use Utah My License One only for account or transaction work.
• The reviewed Utah renewal timing is Biennial on alternating credential years. RN: January 31 in odd-numbered years. LPN: January 31 in even-numbered years.
• Before payment, match the exact credential (RN, LPN, APRN, CRNA, Medication Aide) and compare the displayed charge with this source-reviewed summary: The DOPL renewal guide lists $68 for RN and LPN renewal.
• Use only reviewed authority domains (commerce.utah.gov, secure.utah.gov); avoid search advertisements and look-alike renewal or verification pages.
• If the Utah portal does not show the expected option, check credential type, current status and renewal window before creating a second account or paying again.
• For unresolved account or routing issues, contact Utah Division of Professional Licensing — Nursing at (801) 530-6628 and keep the confirmation number, date and staff response.
• After any transaction, return to Utah License Verification and verify the public record; a receipt by itself is not practice authority.

Renewal requirements and cautions

• Licenses expired more than two years require a new application.
• Reinstatement fees apply to late renewal within two years.

CE or competence connection

During the preceding two years, complete 400 practice hours, or 200 practice hours plus 15 approved CE hours, or 30 approved CE hours.

• Complete one approved online suicide-prevention training.
• Maintain evidence for the selected practice/CE option.
• APRN and controlled-substance renewals have separate requirements.

Published fee records

Common renewal problems

Fraud and privacy safety

• Begin every Utah transaction from a reviewed authority domain (commerce.utah.gov, secure.utah.gov) or a source-reviewed link on this guide.
• Do not give a caller payment-card details, a password or a one-time code merely because the caller claims to represent Utah Division of Professional Licensing — Nursing.
• If threatened with immediate suspension or arrest, end the call and verify the issue through (801) 530-6628 or the secure Utah account.
• Use Utah License Verification to confirm current status rather than a private lookup page or emailed screenshot.
• Upload identity, background, education or legal documents only through a secure method explicitly named by Utah Division of Professional Licensing — Nursing.
• Before paying, verify the credential, transaction and amount against the current Utah instructions; save the receipt and then verify the public record.
• For Utah, report a suspected licensing impersonation or phishing attempt to the authority and the relevant consumer-protection or law-enforcement channel.

Frequently asked questions

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