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I wonder if it has occured to Utah that this could be a source of revenue. They could raise the price of nonresident CHLs from $60 to $100 for five years and probably lose less than 10% of their renewals and new applicants. Then charge out of state instructors, say maybe $100 for a five year right to teach the class out of state. You know how greedy government people can be when they start seeing dollar signs.

I think Utah is unlikely to restrict nonresident license as it helps fund the program for Utah residents. Such a move would be rather stupid.