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Code · Utah · Title 42 — Names · Chapter 2

42-2-202. Amending a D.B.A.

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Effective 10/1/2026
42-2-202. Amending a D.B.A. certificate.
(1)A D.B.A. may amend a D.B.A. certificate only while the D.B.A. is actively registered with the division as a D.B.A.
(2)A D.B.A. may not amend an expired or canceled D.B.A. certificate.
(3)A D.B.A. may amend any information contained in the D.B.A. certificate.
(4)To amend a D.B.A. certificate, a D.B.A. shall file with the division an amendment that states:
(a)the D.B.A. name; and
(b)the requested changes to the D.B.A. certificate.
(5)The person or authorized representative of the D.B.A. shall sign the amendment described in Subsection
(4).
Enacted by Chapter 93 , 2026 General Session
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