RenewPermit

Renewal guide · last checked 2026-10-04

Utah permit renewal

Information only. Confirm with the issuing agency before you apply.

Official-source summary. Values we could not confirm are labelled, never filled with assumptions.

At a glance

Window opens
3 months before expiry
Grace period
1 months after expiry
Refresher training
Required
Renewal fee
Reported: Utah resident: $20.00 renewal fee. Non-resident: $25.00 renewal fee. Confirm at the source
New term
5 years
If you miss the window
Reported: 30 days; if expired past 30 days (up to 1 year), late fee increases or applicant must apply for reinstatement; past 1 year, applicant must reapply as new. Confirm at the source

Some current details are not fully confirmed. Verify dates, fees, and requirements on the official page before relying on them.

Issuing agency: Utah Department of Public Safety

Source: Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification — last checked 2026-10-04

What to know in Utah

The issuing agency is Utah Department of Public Safety.

You can start a renewal 3 months before expiry. The grace period is 1 months after expiry. Renewal training: Required. A renewed permit lasts 5 years.

We found no Utah rule that lets you keep carrying on an expired permit while a renewal is pending, so renew before the date on your card. To replace a lost or stolen Utah permit, the request can be made online. After a move or name change, tell the issuing agency within 30 days. Confirm with the issuing agency

Official page: Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification · Reciprocity: where a Utah permit is honored