(a) a person specifically invited to a residence by a competent individual prior to the time of the person’s arrival at the residence;

(b) a person whose license, permit, certificate or registration with the State of Utah permits the person to engage in door-to-door solicitation to offer goods or services to an occupant of the residence;

(c) a person delivering goods to a residence pursuant to a previously made order, or a person providing services at a residence pursuant to a previously made request by a competent individual;

(d) a person advocating or disseminating information for, against, or in conjunction with, any religious belief, or political position regardless of whether goods, services, or any other consideration is offered or given, with or without any form of commitment, contribution, donation, pledge, or purchase; and

(e) a person representing a charitable organization. The charitable exemption shall apply to any student soliciting contributions to finance extracurricular social, athletic, artistic, scientific or cultural programs, provided that the solicitation has been approved in writing by the student’s school administration, and that such student solicitors carry current picture student identification from the educational institution for which the student is soliciting.