Megan’s Law for Utah

Utah Department of Corrections 801-495-7700

Required to register in person.

• Names & aliases
• Primary and secondary addresses
• Physical description
• Vehicles the offender owns or regularly drives (includes make, model, color, year, plate #, and VIN #)
• Current photograph
• Set of fingerprints, if not already provided
• DNA specimen taken in accordance with Section 53-10-404
• Telephone #’s whether hard line or cell
• Internet identifiers, including website name and address (includes P2P and gaming platforms). Exempts work and financial accounts, and passwords.
• Copy of passport
• Any documents which establish the offender’s immigration status
• Professional licenses authorizing an offender to engage in an occupation or carry out a trade or business, including #’s
• Educational institution affiliation (student, carries on a vocation, employed)
• Name, address and phone number of any place where the offender is or will be employed
• Name and address of any place where the offender works or will work as a volunteer
• Social Security number

• Upon being placed on probation
• Commitment to a secure correctional facility operated by or under contract to UDC
• Release from confinement to parole status or termination/expiration of sentence/escape
• Entrance/Exit to a community-based residential program operated by or under contract to UDC
• Termination of probation or parole

Beginning 07/01/2006 – Registration timeframes reflect the following changes: 10 days of entering the state for any purpose;

• Individuals who have a registration requirement in another state (or former state of residence) and who move to Utah, will be required to register with the State of Utah for the length of time required in the previous state or under Utah guidelines, whichever is longer.
• Individuals with a registration requirement from another jurisdiction or whose offense is substantially similar to a Utah registerable offense, who are a Non-Resident students or Non-Resident workers and who are in the State of Utah for any purpose, must register upon the 10th day, and will be required to register with the State of Utah for the length of time required in the previous state or under Utah guidelines, whichever is longer. Non-Resident Volunteers are required to register.
• Repeat offenders are required to register for life.
• Individuals who have had to register as a juvenile for a conviction and who commit a subsequent offense as an adult are subject to lifetime registration (repeat offender).
• 16 of 28 offenses require lifetime registration; including any conviction for an equitable offense from any other state or the US Government.

• 3rd Degree Felony for Felony Registrants or those registrants subject to lifetime registration;
• Class A Misdemeanor for Misdemeanant Registrants.

Each instance/item that failed to be reported/registered may be prosecuted separately.