Under Utah’s Identity Fraud Act, a person commits identity fraud when he or she:
• Obtains personal identifying information of another person (whether that person is alive or deceased); and
• Knowingly or intentionally uses or attempts to use that information with fraudulent intent, including to obtain or attempt to obtain credit, goods, services, employment, medical information, or any other thing of value.
Personal identifying information may include an individual’s name, birth date, address, telephone number, driver's license number, Social Security number, place of employment, employee identification (ID) numbers or other personal ID numbers, mother's maiden name, electronic ID numbers, electronic signatures, or certain other numbers or information that can be used to access a person's financial resources or medical information (UT Code Sec. 76-6-1102).