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S_UT PASS-02 — bounded coordinator correction

Fresh access: October 24, 2026, Pacific Scope: Surgical correction of PASS-01 claims C010, C016, and C018 only. PASS-01’s calculations, examples, other findings, and unresolved holds remain unchanged. This is the same coordinator’s scoped correction, not an independent review.

1. Minimal replacement claim cells

For traceability, the stable PASS-01 IDs are shown with the coordinator’s shortened aliases.

Stable PASS-01 claim ID Full replacement wording Replacement source and precise pinpoint Confidence and limits
S_UT-P1-C010 — coordinator alias S_UT-C010 Section 13-42-123(2) states the general rule that a provider may not impose charges or receive payment for debt-management services until the provider and individual sign an agreement complying with §§13-42-119 and 13-42-128. That rule must not be restated as an absolute requirement that every statutorily permitted fee always follows a signed agreement: §13-42-123(4)(d) contains an express, bounded branch for educational and counseling services when the individual does not assent to an agreement. That branch remains subject to its own dollar, Division-approval, adjustment, and §13-42-128(4) conditions. It does not create general permission for other preagreement charges. S_UT-P1-S001, §13-42-123(1)–(2), (4)(a), and (4)(d)(i)–(ii), official PDF p.1. S_UT-P2-S001, §13-42-128(4), official PDF p.3 / PDF index 2. Utah Legislature+1 High for the statutory text and correction of the universal phrasing. No conclusion is added regarding currently adjusted amounts, provider-specific Division permission, or compensation outside the express branches.
S_UT-P1-C016 — coordinator alias S_UT-C016 Educational and counseling compensation is branch-specific. If an individual assents to an agreement, §13-42-123(3)(a) generally prohibits a fee for educational, counseling, or similar services except as otherwise provided in §123 and §13-42-128(4); §123(3)(b) separately permits the Division to authorize a fee based on the nature and extent of the services furnished. If the individual does not assent to an agreement, §123(4)(d) permits only the bounded educational-and-counseling fee described there: no more than the statutory $100 amount, subject to §13-42-132(6) adjustment, or a larger fee only with Division approval when the nature and extent of the services warrant it. Section 13-42-128(4) separately prohibits compensation for advising, arranging, or assisting an individual in obtaining an extension of credit or another service from a lender or service provider, subject to its exceptions for required government-sponsored counseling and compensation authorized under §123(4)(d). Those exceptions are not automatic authorization for every preagreement fee. A fee actually paid under §123(4)(d) is subject to the specific §123(5) refund rule if the individual assents to an agreement within the stated 90-day period; that refund rule is not a universal refund rule for every counseling-related charge. S_UT-P1-S001, §13-42-123(3)(a)–(b), (4)(a), (4)(d)(i)–(ii), and (5), official PDF pp.1–2. S_UT-P2-S001, §13-42-128(4)(a)–(b), official PDF p.3 / PDF index 2. Utah Legislature+1 High for the operative text. The exact currently adjusted dollar amount, any particular Division authorization, and the treatment of a specific service or contract remain held.
S_UT-P1-C018 — coordinator alias S_UT-C018 Except as otherwise provided in §13-42-123(3) and (4), when an agreement contemplates settlement for less than principal, compensation for settlement services must be reasonable and clearly disclosed in the agreement, and a settlement fee may be collected only as the debt is settled. Section 123(6) therefore does not displace or relax the more specific §123(4)(c) settlement-performance, consumer-payment, and fee-allocation conditions. S_UT-P1-S001, §13-42-123(4)(c)(i)–(iii) and (6)(a)–(b), official PDF pp.1–2. Utah Legislature+1 High. Contract-specific reasonableness, provider authorization, and independently applicable federal timing remain unresolved.

The controlling distinction is now explicit: §123(2) supplies the general signed-agreement rule; §123(4)(d) supplies a limited no-agreement counseling branch; and neither §123 nor §128 converts that branch into blanket preagreement fee permission. Utah Legislature+1

2. Source and version usage check

Source ID Document, literal URL, and version PASS-02 use and actual check
S_UT-P1-S001 — reused; no duplicate document ID created Utah Legislature, Utah Code §13-42-123, “Fees and other charges.” https://le.utah.gov/xcode/Title13/Chapter42/C13-42-S123_2026050620260506.pdf Effective May 6, 2026; two pages; amended by Chapter 95, 2026 General Session. Freshly reopened and read in full for PASS-02. Relied on §123(1)–(2), §123(3)(a)–(b), §123(4)(a), §123(4)(c)–(d), §123(5), and §123(6). Both pages were also visually inspected. Utah Legislature+2
S_UT-P2-S001 — new document ID Utah Legislature, Utah Code §13-42-128, “Prohibited acts and practices.” https://le.utah.gov/xcode/Title13/Chapter42/C13-42-S128_2026050620260506.pdf Effective May 6, 2026; three pages; amended by Chapter 95, 2026 General Session. Freshly opened and reviewed. Corrective reliance is limited to §128(4)(a)–(b), Utah Code p.3 / PDF index 2: the compensation prohibition and its two stated exceptions. The relevant page was visually inspected. Utah Legislature+1

No historical §128 document or FAQ cache result is treated as read evidence in PASS-02.

3. Corrective PASS-02 claims

Corrective claim ID Corrective finding Supporting authority
S_UT-P2-C001 PASS-01 C010 was overbroad because §123(2)’s general agreement prerequisite must be read with the express no-agreement educational-and-counseling branch in §123(4)(d). The correction does not authorize any preagreement charge outside that bounded branch. S_UT-P1-S001, §123(1)–(2), (4)(d); S_UT-P2-S001, §128(4). Utah Legislature+1
S_UT-P2-C002 The statute distinguishes: restrictions after assent under §123(3)(a); possible specific Division authorization under §123(3)(b); the no-agreement fee branch and larger-fee approval under §123(4)(d); and the separate subject-specific compensation prohibition and exceptions in §128(4). S_UT-P1-S001, §123(3)(a)–(b), (4)(d); S_UT-P2-S001, §128(4)(a)–(b). Utah Legislature+1
S_UT-P2-C003 Section 123(5)’s 90-day refund applies specifically to a fee paid under §123(4)(d). It should not be described as applying to every educational, counseling, or similar fee under every branch. S_UT-P1-S001, §123(5), official PDF p.2. Utah Legislature+1
S_UT-P2-C004 Section 123(6)’s reasonableness, disclosure, and “as the debt is settled” language is expressly qualified by §123(3) and (4), preserving §123(4)(c)’s specific settlement-fee conditions. S_UT-P1-S001, §123(4)(c), (6), official PDF pp.1–2. Utah Legislature+2

4. Focused PASS-01 coverage patch

Affected PASS-01 coverage row Corrected status and claim mapping What changes Holds that remain unchanged
Agreement, funds, bond, remedies Agreement aspect: partial. Replace C010 with corrected S_UT-P1-C010; add S_UT-P2-C001–C002. The remaining funds, bond, and remedies scope stays excluded for later passes. The general signed-agreement rule remains, but it is no longer expressed as universal across every permitted fee. The limited §123(4)(d) no-agreement counseling branch is expressly recognized. Full agreement compliance under §§119 and 128; current exemption matrix; operative rules; provider-specific authority; contract interpretation; all non-agreement portions of the original row.
Counseling fee/refund Partial. Replace C016 with corrected S_UT-P1-C016; preserve P1 C017; add S_UT-P2-C002–C003. Separates the assent branch, Division authorization under §123(3)(b), no-agreement branch, larger-fee approval, §128(4) prohibition/exceptions, and the fee-specific §123(5) refund. Exact currently adjusted amount; §132(6) notices; standards, records, or terms of any Division approval; provider-specific authorization; contract facts; government-sponsored-program application; other refunds or cancellation rights.
Current settlement allocation / compensation timing Answered only as current statutory text, with unresolved operational overlays. Replace C018 with corrected S_UT-P1-C018; preserve C013–C015; add S_UT-P2-C004. Preserves the opening qualification in §123(6): “except as otherwise provided” in subsections (3) and (4). Section 123(6) cannot be used to bypass §123(4)(c). Federal TSR timing and coverage; CROA overlap; contract-specific reasonableness and disclosures; provider registration; actual settlement facts; cases and administrative interpretations.
Every other PASS-01 coverage row Unchanged. No new finding or implied acceptance. Current definitions and exemptions; remote-provider nexus; R152-42 and its adoption history; exact adjusted fees; actual provider status; registry verification; full contracts; federal law; cases; currentness beyond the two checked PDFs; local and tribal issues; and every other Utah or cross-state category remain open.

5. Researcher self-check

Freshly read for PASS-02

  • The complete two-page current official §13-42-123 PDF, effective May 6, 2026, including the general agreement rule, both educational/counseling branches, specific Division authorization language, refund rule, and the express qualification in subsection (6). Utah Legislature+2
  • The current three-page official §13-42-128 PDF, effective May 6, 2026. Corrective reliance is confined to §128(4), Utah Code page 3 / PDF index 2. Utah Legislature+1

Reused

  • Existing document ID S_UT-P1-S001 for the same §123 PDF; no artificial new source ID was created.
  • PASS-01 C017’s fee-specific refund conclusion, now expressly tied to a fee paid under §123(4)(d).
  • All unaffected PASS-01 findings, quantities, tables, and examples without repetition.

Provided or referenced but not treated as read evidence

  • The rejected historical §128 PDF request.
  • The FAQ-linked current HTML cache-miss route.
  • No claim relies on either route.

Not investigated in this bounded correction

No search or conclusion was added concerning adjusted amounts or CPI calculations, §132(6) notices, current exemptions, R152-42, provider registration status, provider contracts, federal TSR or CROA permission, cases, local or tribal law, or other Utah dossier categories. All corresponding PASS-01 holds remain intact.

No independent-review claim, application, contact, account change, browser control, local write, publication action, or launch-readiness determination was made.

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Stable PASS-01 claim ID · Full replacement wording · Replacement source and precise pinpoint · 3 data rows

Stable PASS-01 claim IDFull replacement wordingReplacement source and precise pinpointConfidence and limits
S_UT-P1-C010 — coordinator alias S_UT-C010Section 13-42-123(2) states the general rule that a provider may not impose charges or receive payment for debt-management services until the provider and individual sign an agreement complying with §§13-42-119 and 13-42-128. That rule must not be restated as an absolute requirement that every statutorily permitted fee always follows a signed agreement: §13-42-123(4)(d) contains an express, bounded branch for educational and counseling services when the individual does not assent to an agreement. That branch remains subject to its own dollar, Division-approval, adjustment, and §13-42-128(4) conditions. It does not create general permission for other preagreement charges.S_UT-P1-S001, §13-42-123(1)–(2), (4)(a), and (4)(d)(i)–(ii), official PDF p.1. S_UT-P2-S001, §13-42-128(4), official PDF p.3 / PDF index 2. Utah Legislature +1High for the statutory text and correction of the universal phrasing. No conclusion is added regarding currently adjusted amounts, provider-specific Division permission, or compensation outside the express branches.
S_UT-P1-C016 — coordinator alias S_UT-C016Educational and counseling compensation is branch-specific. If an individual assents to an agreement, §13-42-123(3)(a) generally prohibits a fee for educational, counseling, or similar services except as otherwise provided in §123 and §13-42-128(4); §123(3)(b) separately permits the Division to authorize a fee based on the nature and extent of the services furnished. If the individual does not assent to an agreement, §123(4)(d) permits only the bounded educational-and-counseling fee described there: no more than the statutory $100 amount, subject to §13-42-132(6) adjustment, or a larger fee only with Division approval when the nature and extent of the services warrant it. Section 13-42-128(4) separately prohibits compensation for advising, arranging, or assisting an individual in obtaining an extension of credit or another service from a lender or service provider, subject to its exceptions for required government-sponsored counseling and compensation authorized under §123(4)(d). Those exceptions are not automatic authorization for every preagreement fee. A fee actually paid under §123(4)(d) is subject to the specific §123(5) refund rule if the individual assents to an agreement within the stated 90-day period; that refund rule is not a universal refund rule for every counseling-related charge.S_UT-P1-S001, §13-42-123(3)(a)–(b), (4)(a), (4)(d)(i)–(ii), and (5), official PDF pp.1–2. S_UT-P2-S001, §13-42-128(4)(a)–(b), official PDF p.3 / PDF index 2. Utah Legislature +1High for the operative text. The exact currently adjusted dollar amount, any particular Division authorization, and the treatment of a specific service or contract remain held.
S_UT-P1-C018 — coordinator alias S_UT-C018Except as otherwise provided in §13-42-123(3) and (4), when an agreement contemplates settlement for less than principal, compensation for settlement services must be reasonable and clearly disclosed in the agreement, and a settlement fee may be collected only as the debt is settled. Section 123(6) therefore does not displace or relax the more specific §123(4)(c) settlement-performance, consumer-payment, and fee-allocation conditions.S_UT-P1-S001, §13-42-123(4)(c)(i)–(iii) and (6)(a)–(b), official PDF pp.1–2. Utah Legislature +1High. Contract-specific reasonableness, provider authorization, and independently applicable federal timing remain unresolved.
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Captured table 02

Source ID · Document, literal URL, and version · PASS-02 use and actual check · 2 data rows

Source IDDocument, literal URL, and versionPASS-02 use and actual check
S_UT-P1-S001 — reused; no duplicate document ID createdUtah Legislature, Utah Code §13-42-123, “Fees and other charges.” https://le.utah.gov/xcode/Title13/Chapter42/C13-42-S123_2026050620260506.pdf Effective May 6, 2026; two pages; amended by Chapter 95, 2026 General Session.Freshly reopened and read in full for PASS-02. Relied on §123(1)–(2), §123(3)(a)–(b), §123(4)(a), §123(4)(c)–(d), §123(5), and §123(6). Both pages were also visually inspected. Utah Legislature +2
S_UT-P2-S001 — new document IDUtah Legislature, Utah Code §13-42-128, “Prohibited acts and practices.” https://le.utah.gov/xcode/Title13/Chapter42/C13-42-S128_2026050620260506.pdf Effective May 6, 2026; three pages; amended by Chapter 95, 2026 General Session.Freshly opened and reviewed. Corrective reliance is limited to §128(4)(a)–(b), Utah Code p.3 / PDF index 2: the compensation prohibition and its two stated exceptions. The relevant page was visually inspected. Utah Legislature +1
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Captured table 03

Corrective claim ID · Corrective finding · Supporting authority · 4 data rows

Corrective claim IDCorrective findingSupporting authority
S_UT-P2-C001PASS-01 C010 was overbroad because §123(2)’s general agreement prerequisite must be read with the express no-agreement educational-and-counseling branch in §123(4)(d). The correction does not authorize any preagreement charge outside that bounded branch.S_UT-P1-S001, §123(1)–(2), (4)(d); S_UT-P2-S001, §128(4). Utah Legislature +1
S_UT-P2-C002The statute distinguishes: restrictions after assent under §123(3)(a); possible specific Division authorization under §123(3)(b); the no-agreement fee branch and larger-fee approval under §123(4)(d); and the separate subject-specific compensation prohibition and exceptions in §128(4).S_UT-P1-S001, §123(3)(a)–(b), (4)(d); S_UT-P2-S001, §128(4)(a)–(b). Utah Legislature +1
S_UT-P2-C003Section 123(5)’s 90-day refund applies specifically to a fee paid under §123(4)(d). It should not be described as applying to every educational, counseling, or similar fee under every branch.S_UT-P1-S001, §123(5), official PDF p.2. Utah Legislature +1
S_UT-P2-C004Section 123(6)’s reasonableness, disclosure, and “as the debt is settled” language is expressly qualified by §123(3) and (4), preserving §123(4)(c)’s specific settlement-fee conditions.S_UT-P1-S001, §123(4)(c), (6), official PDF pp.1–2. Utah Legislature +2
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Captured table 04

Affected PASS-01 coverage row · Corrected status and claim mapping · What changes · 4 data rows

Affected PASS-01 coverage rowCorrected status and claim mappingWhat changesHolds that remain unchanged
Agreement, funds, bond, remediesAgreement aspect: partial. Replace C010 with corrected S_UT-P1-C010; add S_UT-P2-C001–C002. The remaining funds, bond, and remedies scope stays excluded for later passes.The general signed-agreement rule remains, but it is no longer expressed as universal across every permitted fee. The limited §123(4)(d) no-agreement counseling branch is expressly recognized.Full agreement compliance under §§119 and 128; current exemption matrix; operative rules; provider-specific authority; contract interpretation; all non-agreement portions of the original row.
Counseling fee/refundPartial. Replace C016 with corrected S_UT-P1-C016; preserve P1 C017; add S_UT-P2-C002–C003.Separates the assent branch, Division authorization under §123(3)(b), no-agreement branch, larger-fee approval, §128(4) prohibition/exceptions, and the fee-specific §123(5) refund.Exact currently adjusted amount; §132(6) notices; standards, records, or terms of any Division approval; provider-specific authorization; contract facts; government-sponsored-program application; other refunds or cancellation rights.
Current settlement allocation / compensation timingAnswered only as current statutory text, with unresolved operational overlays. Replace C018 with corrected S_UT-P1-C018; preserve C013–C015; add S_UT-P2-C004.Preserves the opening qualification in §123(6): “except as otherwise provided” in subsections (3) and (4). Section 123(6) cannot be used to bypass §123(4)(c).Federal TSR timing and coverage; CROA overlap; contract-specific reasonableness and disclosures; provider registration; actual settlement facts; cases and administrative interpretations.
Every other PASS-01 coverage rowUnchanged.No new finding or implied acceptance.Current definitions and exemptions; remote-provider nexus; R152-42 and its adoption history; exact adjusted fees; actual provider status; registry verification; full contracts; federal law; cases; currentness beyond the two checked PDFs; local and tribal issues; and every other Utah or cross-state category remain open.

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S_UT-P2-C001 Saved research record

PASS-01 C010 was overbroad because §123(2)’s general agreement prerequisite must be read with the express no-agreement educational-and-counseling branch in §123(4)(d). The correction does not authorize any preagreement charge outside that bounded branch.

Recorded check status: checked with limits in separate scoped review

Corrective claim ID
S_UT-P2-C001
Supporting authority
S_UT-P1-S001, §123(1)–(2), (4)(d); S_UT-P2-S001, §128(4). Utah Legislature +1
S_UT-P2-C002 Saved research record

The statute distinguishes: restrictions after assent under §123(3)(a); possible specific Division authorization under §123(3)(b); the no-agreement fee branch and larger-fee approval under §123(4)(d); and the separate subject-specific compensation prohibition and exceptions in §128(4).

Recorded check status: checked with limits in separate scoped review

Corrective claim ID
S_UT-P2-C002
Supporting authority
S_UT-P1-S001, §123(3)(a)–(b), (4)(d); S_UT-P2-S001, §128(4)(a)–(b). Utah Legislature +1
S_UT-P2-C003 Saved research record

Section 123(5)’s 90-day refund applies specifically to a fee paid under §123(4)(d). It should not be described as applying to every educational, counseling, or similar fee under every branch.

Recorded check status: checked with limits in separate scoped review

Corrective claim ID
S_UT-P2-C003
Supporting authority
S_UT-P1-S001, §123(5), official PDF p.2. Utah Legislature +1
S_UT-P2-C004 Saved research record

Section 123(6)’s reasonableness, disclosure, and “as the debt is settled” language is expressly qualified by §123(3) and (4), preserving §123(4)(c)’s specific settlement-fee conditions.

Recorded check status: checked with limits in separate scoped review

Corrective claim ID
S_UT-P2-C004
Supporting authority
S_UT-P1-S001, §123(4)(c), (6), official PDF pp.1–2. Utah Legislature +2

Sources, pinpoints and access limits

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S_UT-P1-S001 Saved research record

Utah Legislature, Utah Code §13-42-123, “Fees and other charges.” https://le.utah.gov/xcode/Title13/Chapter42/C13-42-S123_2026050620260506.pdf Effective May 6, 2026; two pages; amended by Chapter 95, 2026 General Session.

Recorded check status: prior recent primary parsedtext reused with limits;see scopedreview

PASS-02 use and actual check
Freshly reopened and read in full for PASS-02. Relied on §123(1)–(2), §123(3)(a)–(b), §123(4)(a), §123(4)(c)–(d), §123(5), and §123(6). Both pages were also visually inspected. Utah Legislature +2
Direct source URLs
https://le.utah.gov/xcode/Title13/Chapter42/C13-42-S123_2026050620260506.pdf
S_UT-P2-S001 Saved research record

Utah Legislature, Utah Code §13-42-128, “Prohibited acts and practices.” https://le.utah.gov/xcode/Title13/Chapter42/C13-42-S128_2026050620260506.pdf Effective May 6, 2026; three pages; amended by Chapter 95, 2026 General Session.

Recorded check status: prior recent primary parsedtext reused with limits;see scopedreview

PASS-02 use and actual check
Freshly opened and reviewed. Corrective reliance is limited to §128(4)(a)–(b), Utah Code p.3 / PDF index 2: the compensation prohibition and its two stated exceptions. The relevant page was visually inspected. Utah Legislature +1
Direct source URLs
https://le.utah.gov/xcode/Title13/Chapter42/C13-42-S128_2026050620260506.pdf

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coverage-1 Saved research record

Agreement, funds, bond, remedies

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Corrected status and claim mapping
Agreement aspect: partial. Replace C010 with corrected S_UT-P1-C010; add S_UT-P2-C001–C002. The remaining funds, bond, and remedies scope stays excluded for later passes.
What changes
The general signed-agreement rule remains, but it is no longer expressed as universal across every permitted fee. The limited §123(4)(d) no-agreement counseling branch is expressly recognized.
Holds that remain unchanged
Full agreement compliance under §§119 and 128; current exemption matrix; operative rules; provider-specific authority; contract interpretation; all non-agreement portions of the original row.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance
not_yet_reviewed
coverage-2 Saved research record

Counseling fee/refund

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Corrected status and claim mapping
Partial. Replace C016 with corrected S_UT-P1-C016; preserve P1 C017; add S_UT-P2-C002–C003.
What changes
Separates the assent branch, Division authorization under §123(3)(b), no-agreement branch, larger-fee approval, §128(4) prohibition/exceptions, and the fee-specific §123(5) refund.
Holds that remain unchanged
Exact currently adjusted amount; §132(6) notices; standards, records, or terms of any Division approval; provider-specific authorization; contract facts; government-sponsored-program application; other refunds or cancellation rights.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance
not_yet_reviewed
coverage-3 Saved research record

Current settlement allocation / compensation timing

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Corrected status and claim mapping
Answered only as current statutory text, with unresolved operational overlays. Replace C018 with corrected S_UT-P1-C018; preserve C013–C015; add S_UT-P2-C004.
What changes
Preserves the opening qualification in §123(6): “except as otherwise provided” in subsections (3) and (4). Section 123(6) cannot be used to bypass §123(4)(c).
Holds that remain unchanged
Federal TSR timing and coverage; CROA overlap; contract-specific reasonableness and disclosures; provider registration; actual settlement facts; cases and administrative interpretations.

Recorded coordinator check boundaries

coordinator acceptance
not_yet_reviewed
coverage-4 Saved research record

Every other PASS-01 coverage row

Recorded check status: recorded; no individual primary acceptance inferred

Corrected status and claim mapping
Unchanged.
What changes
No new finding or implied acceptance.
Holds that remain unchanged
Current definitions and exemptions; remote-provider nexus; R152-42 and its adoption history; exact adjusted fees; actual provider status; registry verification; full contracts; federal law; cases; currentness beyond the two checked PDFs; local and tribal issues; and every other Utah or cross-state category remain open.

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coordinator acceptance
not_yet_reviewed

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