to get a Utah non-res you can't just take a coarse, Utah is specific in that it requires you to take a class from a Utah certified instructor. When I took my class it was here in VT from an instructor in Burlington and he did my fingerprints and everything for me. It was also a 1 on 1 class since not many people in VT care to get a Utah permit. go to the utah website they have a list of certified instructors by state they should do it all for you, at least mine did.
the non resident permit list I have to get is:
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I got my Utah LTC last year. Took an evening class by a guy from Minnesota, who is Utah certified and does classes in Illinois. The class was also good for Florida, as is any class by an NRA instructor. My LTC took about 60 days as I recall. There was someone at the class from a sheriffs department to do the prints. Florida and Utah give you the same number of states to carry in though Florida doesn't accept Utah if you aren't a Utah resident, and Utah is good in Minnesota, Florida isn't. Utah is a little cheaper to get initially, and renewal is $10 for 5 years.
By course, I mean class. It is the course required by the state of OK for their CWP (they refer to it as an SDA permit aka self defense act). So I have taken a class recognized by the state, by an instructor recognized and certified by the state of Oklahoma. I have also taken the required state hunter safety courses, which is necessary in some states for the permit as well.
Utah is a little different. They have their own class that they have put together and only those instructors that travel to Utah and get certified to teach the official Utah class are recognized. Any other class or instructor is not recognized by Utah for their CFP requirements...I'm think you might be able to apply for a waver, but that would take time and be more paper work.
