About the Division of Consumer Protection
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, and Catalytic Converter 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
