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Utah Speech-Language Pathologist License

Division of Professional Licensing — Speech-Language Pathology

Total Fee
$100
Processing Time
2 to 4 weeks
Fingerprints
Required
IdentoGO (IDEMIA)
Temp License
Not available
See board

What You'll Need

  • Official Transcripts — Must show a Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology from an accredited institution.
  • ASHA CCC-SLP Verification — Official verification letter sent directly from ASHA to the Board (if applicable).
  • Praxis II Exam Scores — Official scores sent directly from ETS (required if not ASHA certified). Request Praxis Scores
  • Clinical Fellowship Verification — Documentation of supervised professional experience (required if not ASHA certified).
  • Fingerprint Authorization Form — Form provided by DOPL via email after the application is submitted.

How to Apply

  1. Submit Online Application
    Create an account on the Utah DOPL MyLicenseOne portal and submit the initial application for Speech-Language Pathologist licensure.
    Apply Online
  2. Pay Application Fees
    Pay the non-refundable application fee of $70 through the online portal.
    Pay Fees
  3. Complete Background Check
    After submitting your application, DOPL will email a fingerprint authorization form. You must use an authorized vendor to submit fingerprints electronically.
    Fingerprint Info
  4. Submit Official Transcripts
    Request official transcripts from your graduate program to be sent directly to DOPL.
  5. Verify Clinical Competence
    Provide documentation of current ASHA Certification (CCC-SLP) OR documentation of passing the Praxis exam and completion of a Clinical Fellowship.
  6. Wait for Board Review
    DOPL will review all submitted documents. You can track your application status through the online portal.
    Check Status
Total Fee
$100
Processing Time
2 to 4 weeks
Fingerprints
Required
Temp License
Not available

Transfer License

Requirements
Utah is a member of the ASLP Interstate Compact.

Steps

  1. Verify Eligibility
    Ensure you have held an active, equivalent license in another state for at least one year.
  2. Submit Endorsement Application
    Apply through the MyLicenseOne portal selecting the endorsement pathway.
    Apply for Endorsement
  3. Provide License Verification
    Submit official verification of your current out-of-state license sent directly from the issuing board.
  4. Submit ASHA Proof
    Provide proof of current ASHA CCC-SLP certification to satisfy most educational and exam requirements.
Total Fee
$52
Renewal Cycle
Every 2 years
Compact
No
Board
Division of Professional Licensing — Speech-Language Pathology

Keeping Your License Active

Utah Speech-Language Pathologist licenses renew Every 2 years. Contact the Division of Professional Licensing — Speech-Language Pathology for continuing education requirements and renewal deadlines.

Renew on the board site

Fees

ItemAmount
Application$100
Endorsement application$100
Fingerprint check$35-$50 (varies by state)
Temporary permitSee board
Renewal52.0

Slow Downs

Background Check Processing
Criminal background reviews can take 2-12 weeks depending on history and fingerprint quality.
Missing Transcripts
Applications are often delayed when transcripts are not sent directly from the university to DOPL.
Incomplete ASHA Verification
Failure to request an official verification letter from ASHA (rather than just a copy of the card) causes delays.

Questions

Is a Jurisprudence Exam required for Utah SLPs?
No, there is no separate Jurisprudence Exam required for Speech-Language Pathologists in Utah.
How many continuing education hours are required for renewal?
Licensees must complete 20 hours of continuing professional education (CPE) every two-year cycle.
When does my Utah SLP license expire?
All SLP licenses expire on May 31st of odd-numbered years.
Can I get a temporary license while completing my fellowship?
Yes, Utah offers a temporary license for individuals completing their clinical fellowship, valid for up to 12 months.
Is ASHA certification mandatory for licensure?
No, but it is the most common way to prove clinical competence. Without it, you must provide Praxis scores and proof of clinical fellowship separately.

Board Info

Division of Professional Licensing — Speech-Language Pathology
Sources
Last verified 2026-02-25