Utah Admin. Code 590-142-9

Current through Bulletin 2024-19, October 1, 2024

Section R590-142-9 - Loss of Provider Registration and Course Disapproval

(1) A provider registration, other than a nonprofit provider registration, shall lapse if a provider fails to:

(a) submit a completed provider renewal form via Sircon; and

(b) pay an annual renewal fee before the annual renewal date.

(2) A nonprofit provider registration shall lapse if a nonprofit provider fails to submit a completed provider renewal form via:

(a) Sircon; or

(b) facsimile, or as a PDF attachment to an email, using a form available on the department's website: https://insurance.utah.gov.

(3) To reinstate a lapsed or surrendered provider registration, other than a nonprofit provider registration, a provider must:

(a) submit a completed provider reinstatement form via Sircon; and

(b) pay a reinstatement fee in an amount annually established by the Utah Legislature under Section 63J-1-504.

(4)

(a) To reinstate a lapsed or surrendered nonprofit provider registration, a nonprofit provider must submit a completed provider registration form via:

(i) Sircon; or

(ii) facsimile, or as a PDF attachment to an email, using a form available on the department's website: http://insurance.utah.gov.

(b) A nonprofit provider is not required to pay a reinstatement fee.

(5) A provider registration may be denied, suspended, or revoked; an instructor prohibited from teaching a course; or a course disapproved, if the commissioner determines that:

(a) a course teaching method or course content fails to meet the standards of this rule;

(b) a registered provider reports that an individual completed a course in accordance with the standards furnished for course credit, when in fact the individual has not done so;

(c) a registered provider or instructor conducting a course instructs for less than the number of credit hours approved by the commissioner, but reports the full credits for the individual attending the course;

(d) credit for a course is not electronically reported to a designated internet site in a timely manner for an individual who satisfactorily completes a course in accordance with the standards furnished for course credit;

(e) a registered provider or instructor:

(i) lacks sufficient education or experience in the subject matter of the course;

(ii) has had a provider registration suspended or revoked in another jurisdiction;

(iii) has had an insurance license suspended or revoked;

(iv) uses course material that has been plagiarized; or

(v) is otherwise no longer qualified in accordance with the standards of this rule; or

(f) there is other good cause showing that:

(i) a provider registration should be suspended or revoked;

(ii) an instructor should be disallowed from teaching a course; or

(iii) a course should be disapproved.

(6) The commissioner may disapprove any course, even if it has been previously approved, if:

(a) the commissioner determines that the course of study fails to meet the qualifying standards;

(b) the commissioner determines that the course material has been plagiarized; or

(c) a change of 50% or more has been made in the course content since the initial approval of the course, subject to resubmission of the course for review and subsequent approval of the course by the commissioner.

(7) A registered provider may re-apply for a course that has been disapproved upon providing satisfactory proof to the commissioner that the conditions responsible for the disapproval have been corrected.

(8) To reinstate a suspended or revoked provider registration, a provider must:

(a) submit a completed provider registration form;

(b) submit a course outline that includes information regarding the course content and the number of credit hours requested for the course;

(c) pay a reinstatement fee in an amount annually established by the Utah Legislature under Section 63J-1-504, except as provided in Subsection R590-142-8(4); and

(d) provide satisfactory proof to the commissioner that each condition responsible for the suspension or revocation has been corrected.

(9) A person with a revoked provider registration may not apply for a new registration for five years from the date the registration was revoked without the express approval of the commissioner, unless otherwise specified in the revocation order.

Utah Admin. Code R590-142-9

Amended by Utah State Bulletin Number 2022-04, effective 2/8/2022

Amended by Utah State Bulletin Number 2024-18, effective 9/10/2024