United States — Hawaii
HRS § 414-431 - 15.01
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A foreign corporation may not do business in this State unless it first gets a certificate of authority from the department director.
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United States — Hawaii
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A foreign corporation may not do business in this State unless it first gets a certificate of authority from the department director.
United States — Hawaii
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A foreign corporation may not transact business in this State unless it first gets a certificate of authority from the department director.
United States — Hawaii
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Insurance producer licenses are issued if requirements are met, can stay active if fees and education are current, and must be updated when status changes.
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The director may issue a limited permit for certain timeshare offers if the developer meets listed conditions, and the developer must file, pay fees, renew, and follow disclosure, escrow, and notice rules.
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This provision makes many prescription-drug and medical-oxygen activities unlawful unless the actor first gets the required permit from the board, with some listed exceptions.
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Sales agents and acquisition agents may not act or solicit as described unless they have the required license or registration, and the director must adopt rules governing their activities.
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Lists activities of a foreign general partnership that do not count as transacting business in the state, with limits and exceptions.
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A person or entity may become listed as a commercial registered agent by filing a certified statement with the director.
United States — Hawaii
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The commissioner may stop, suspend, revoke, deny, or postpone a securities registration statement’s effectiveness if public-interest and listed grounds are met, but must give notice and hearing rights before issuing a stop order.
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Businesses that sell or rent mopeds must give customers a copy of the approved moped rules, and moped renters must keep certain rental records for two years.
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A foreign limited partnership’s listed activities are not treated as transacting business in this State.
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A mark cannot be registered if it falls within listed refusal grounds, but the director may accept five years of continuous in-state use as evidence that a mark has become distinctive.