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Salesperson License
License Required
To sell cars for a dealer, you must be licensed through the Motor Vehicle Enforcement Division (MVED) of the Utah State Tax Commission.
Submitting an Application
After being accepted for employment through a dealer, a prospective salesperson must complete a notarized Motor Vehicle Salesperson Application. The dealer will also need to sign the form.
Applicants need to also supply a:
- Color or black-and-white personal photo, passport-sized or larger
- Completed fingerprint card, available through MVED or most police departments
- Completed fingerprint waiver form
- Check or money order for the $46 fee, payable to the Utah State Tax Commission
Send all the materials to:
- Utah State Tax Commission
- Motor Vehicle Enforcement Division
- 210 N. 1950 W.
- Salt Lake City, UT 84134
License Information
Licenses expire every year on June 30. To renew a license, complete the application form again, and send a check or money order for $31 to:
- Utah State Tax Commission
- Motor Vehicle Enforcement Division
- 210 N. 1950 W.
- Salt Lake City, UT 84134
The license is only valid for work with the original dealer, unless it's been transferred. To transfer a license, simply complete the application form again, and send a check or money order for $5 to:
- Utah State Tax Commission
- Motor Vehicle Enforcement Division
- 210 N. 1950 W.
- Salt Lake City, UT 84134
All necessary forms may be picked up at MVED headquarters.
For more information on the licensing process, contact MVED at (801)297-2600 or mved@utah.gov.
