Utah Administrative Code
Topic - Commerce
Title R162 - Real Estate
Rule R162-57a - Timeshare and Camp Resort Rules
Section R162-57a-15 - Application for Registration of Project Sales Persons
Universal Citation: UT Admin Code R 162-57a-15
Current through Bulletin 2024-18, September 15, 2024
(1) An individual applying for registration as a project salesperson shall provide the following information to the division:
(a) identifying information,
including:
(i) full legal name;
(ii) date of birth; and
(iii) social security number;
(b) contact information,
including:
(i) home address;
(ii) home telephone and cell telephone
numbers;
(iii) mailing
address;
(iv) e-mail
address;
(v) sales office location
and e-mail address;
(vi) sales
office telephone number; and
(vii)
name of developer or an individual designated by the developer who will
supervise the applicant pursuant to Subsection
R162-57a-13(1)(a).
(c)
(i) disclosure as to whether the individual
has ever been licensed or registered in a real estate- related profession;
and
(ii) documentation of any
adverse regulatory action on such license or registration, including:
(A) denial;
(B) restriction, including
probation;
(C)
suspension;
(D) revocation;
or
(E) fine;
(d) disclosure as to whether the
individual has ever resigned or surrendered a real estate-related license or
registration, or allowed such a license or registration to expire, while under
investigation or while action was pending against the individual by a
government agency;
(e) information
as to any disciplinary action pending against the individual at the time of
application by any real estate, professional, or occupational licensing
agency;
(f) documentation of any
criminal investigation proceeding against the individual at the time of
application;
(g) complete
documentation of any past criminal offense, including:
(i) charge(s) filed;
(ii) plea(s) entered;
(iii) case disposition; and
(iv) terms of sentencing;
(h) complete documentation of any
past civil judgment entered against the person in a case brought on allegations
involving fraud, misrepresentation, or deceit;
(i) completed five-year employment history
form as provided by the division;
(j) affidavit stating whether the individual
has ever been terminated from employment on an allegation of theft, fraud, or
dishonesty; and
(k) a nonrefundable
application fee.
(2) An application for registration as a project salesperson shall be signed by:
(a) the applicant; and
(b)
(i) the
developer with which the salesperson is affiliated; or
(ii) the developer's authorized
representative pursuant to Subsection
R162-57a-13(1)(a).
(3) Standards for approval. The director may not issue a salesperson registration to any individual who:
(a) submits an incomplete
application;
(b) has been
prosecuted for a felony that resulted in a:
(i) conviction within the five-year period
preceding the date of application;
(ii) plea agreement within the five-year
period preceding the date of application; or
(iii) jail or prison release date falling
within the five-year period preceding the date of application; or
(c) has been prosecuted for a
misdemeanor involving fraud, misrepresentation, theft, or dishonesty that
resulted in a:
(i) conviction within the
three-year period preceding the date of application; or
(ii) jail or prison release date falling
within the three-year period preceding the date of application.
(4) Notification of changes.
(a) A registered salesperson shall
inform the division within ten days of:
(i)
any change in the individual's legal name;
(ii) any change in the individual's contact
information pursuant to Subsection (1)(b);
(iii) as to a criminal offense, whether
prosecuted in Utah or in another jurisdiction:
(A) a conviction;
(B) the entry of a plea in
abeyance;
(C) a diversion
agreement; or
(D) any other
agreement under which a criminal charge is held in suspense for a period of
time.
(b) To
notify the division of a name change, an individual shall:
(i) complete and submit a paper change form;
and
(ii) attach to the form
official documentation such as a:
(A)
marriage license;
(B) divorce
decree;
(C) driver license;
or
(D) court order.
(c) To notify the
division of a change in contact information, an individual shall submit a
change form:
(i) by mail or fax, until such
time as RELMS is configured to accommodate timeshare salespersons;
and
(ii) through RELMS, once the
system is configured to accommodate timeshare salespersons.
(d) To notify the division of
proceedings in a criminal case, an individual shall:
(i) send to the division a cover letter
explaining the circumstances under which charges were brought; and
(ii) attach all available documentation,
including:
(A) charging documents;
(B) police reports; and
(C) court dockets.
(5) Renewal and reinstatement.
(a) A salesperson registration
expires two years following the date the registration is approved by the
division.
(b) To renew a
salesperson registration, an individual shall submit to the division, no later
than the date on which the individual's registration expires:
(i) a completed renewal application as
required by the division; and
(ii)
a nonrefundable fee.
(c)
To reinstate an expired salesperson registration, and individual shall submit
to the division, no later than 30 days following the date on which the
individual's registration expires:
(i) all
materials required for a timely renewal; and
(ii) a nonrefundable late fee.
(d) An application that is expired
more than 30 days may not be renewed. To obtain a registration, an individual
shall apply as a new applicant.
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