PROPOSEDUtahSep 14, 2026High priority✓ Human reviewed

Utah proposed a rewrite of its repair-authorization and invoice rule

Utah published a proposed repeal-and-reenactment of R152-11, the Consumer Sales Practices Act Rule, in the August 15, 2026 State Bulletin. The repair provisions would require documented express authorization for repairs, inspections or similar services over $50, additional authorization when unforeseen work is at least 10% above the original estimate, and itemized parts and labor information, while continuing to prohibit charges for unauthorized work. The filing was still a proposal when verified.

What to check

Utah repair businesses should keep documented customer authorization and itemized invoice practices aligned with the current rule and monitor the filing for a Notice of Effective Date before treating the proposed rewrite as final.

At a glance
LifecycleProposed
DeadlineSep 14, 2026
VerifiedSep 28, 2026
Official evidence

Source and verification

Verified
Sep 28, 2026

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