How Do I

My Favorite is the place to collect and "store" the rules of your interest. While browsing the site, whenever you find something interested, you can add it to My Favorite, whether it is a rule, a chapter, or even a whole title. When adding rules into My Favorite, you have the option to receive the alert emails which remind you the changes of your interested rules.

To add a rule to My Favorite, click the "Add to My Favorite" icon at the top right corner of the page. To add a Part or Chapter or Title to My Favorite, click the "Add to My Favorite" link at the top right corner of the page.

When you add a rule to My Favorite, you have an option to receive the Alert Email for this rule. If you decide that you want to receive the alerts, system will send you an email every time when a new version of your selected rule is published.

In addition to the traditional way of browsing, eRegulations.us provides you another way to view the rules – Book View. Book View is a tree structure representing the hierarchical nature of rules in a better way. Book View allows you to easily see a whole set of titles, chapters, parts etc and allows you to jump back and forth among these entries.

To access the Book View of a title or chapter, simply click the icons which appear on the right side of titles.

eRegulations.us provides you an easy way to locate related notices from a rule.

For example, you are browsing the rule 1A-31.020, FAC and you want to see the related notices of this rule, you simply move your cursor to the upper right corner of the rule and you will find the notices in the dropdown list.

Advance Search gives you instant access to the millions of rules on eRegulations.us. To search a rule in FAC, enter the keywords and/or Part Number and then search. To search a rule or a proposed rule in FR, provide keywords, document type and issue dates to search.

According to Utah Administrative Rulemaking Act (Utah Code 63G-3-305), each agency shall review each of its rules within five years of the rule's original effective date or within five years of the filing of the last five-year review, whichever is later.

eRegulations.us provides subscribers a function to view the Utah rules which are up for a 5-year review in one month, two months and three months. This will serve as a reminder to the agency users to file their 5-year notices of review on time.