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UCPA

Utah Consumer Privacy Act

In force privacy consumer rights
WhenIn effect since 31 December 2023
Who enforces itState Attorney General
Who it applies toBusinesses that process personal data of the state's residents above the law's thresholds. Thresholds, exemptions and sensitive-data rules differ by state.

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Who it covers

Thresholds
0
Requires $25M+ annual revenue and either 100,000+ consumers, or 25,000+ consumers with over 50% revenue from data sales.Utah Code § 13-61-102(1) · source ↗
Exemptions
0
Broad entity-level exemptions for GLBA financial institutions, HIPAA covered entities and business associates, nonprofits and higher education.Utah Code § 13-61-102(2) · source ↗

Sensitive data and minors

Sensitive data
0
Clear notice and an opportunity to opt out before processing sensitive data; no opt-in consent.Utah Code § 13-61-302(3) · source ↗
Children and teens
1
Child under 13; known child data processed in line with COPPA parental consent.Utah Code §§ 13-61-101(8), 13-61-302(3) · source ↗
Data minimization
0
No data minimization duty beyond notice and security.Utah Code § 13-61-302 · source ↗

Consumers' rights

Rights
1
Access, delete (data provided by consumer), portability, correct, and opt out of targeted advertising and sale.Utah Code § 13-61-201 · source ↗ Right to correct added by HB 418 (2025), reported effective July 1, 2026 (TrueVault).
Request deadline
2
45 days, extendable once by 45 days.Utah Code § 13-61-203 · source ↗
Appeals
0
No appeal process required.Utah Code § 13-61-203 · source ↗
Universal opt-out
0
No universal opt-out signal requirement.Utah Code § 13-61-201 · source ↗

Business duties

Assessments
0
No data protection assessment requirement.Utah Code § 13-61-101 et seq. · source ↗
Processor contracts
1
Contract with instructions, purpose, data types, duration, confidentiality, and subcontractor flow-down; no audit or assessment term.Utah Code § 13-61-301 · source ↗ Has flow-down but no audit term, so scored 1.
Privacy notice
1
Notice of categories, purposes, rights, third-party sharing, and how to opt out of sale and targeted ads.Utah Code § 13-61-302(1) · source ↗
Loyalty programs
1
Non-discrimination exception for bona fide loyalty, rewards or discount programs.Utah Code § 13-61-302(4) · source ↗ Subsection number not confirmed.
De-identified data
3
Deidentified data needs public commitment and contracts; pseudonymous data exempt from access, deletion and portability if kept separate.Utah Code § 13-61-303 · source ↗

Enforcement

Who enforces
2
Division of Consumer Protection takes complaints and investigates; Attorney General has exclusive enforcement authority.Utah Code §§ 13-61-401, 13-61-402 · source ↗
Cure period
0
Permanent 30-day cure period after AG written notice.Utah Code § 13-61-402 · source ↗
Maximum penalty
2
Actual damages plus up to $7,500 per violation.Utah Code § 13-61-402 · source ↗
Private action
0
No private right of action.Utah Code § 13-61-305 · source ↗
Rulemaking
0
No rulemaking authority.Utah Code § 13-61-101 et seq. · source ↗

Scores are our reading on the published rubric, checked 18 October 2026. Not legal advice.

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