About the Division
The Division of Consumer Protection (DCP) is one of seven agencies within the Utah Department of Commerce. The Mission of the Division of Consumer Protection is: Strengthening trust in Utah's commercial activities by protecting consumers through education and impartial enforcement.
The Division administers the following Utah State Laws:
- Business Opportunity Disclosure Act
- Buyer Beware List
- Consumer Sales Practices Act
- Charitable Solicitations Act
- Credit Service Organizations Act
- Health Spa Services Protection Act
- Immigration Consultants Registration Act
- Maintenance Funding Practices Act
- Music Licensing Practices Act
- New Motor Vehicles Warranties Act
- Pawnshop & Secondhand Merchandise Transaction Information Act
- Price Controls During Emergencies Act
- Prize Notices Regulation Act
- Residential Solar Energy Disclosure Act
- Residential, Vocational Life Skills Program Act
- Telephone Fraud Prevention Act
- Telephone and Facsimile Solicitation Act
- Ticket Transferability Act
- Ticket Website Sales Act
- Transportation Network Company Registration Act
- Unfair Practices Act
- Uniform Debt-Management Services Act
- Utah Postsecondary Proprietary School Act
- Utah Postsecondary School State Authorization Act