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Business registration in United States — North Carolina

Registration, licensing, names, permits, and formal establishment requirements. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.

509 matching statutes

  • United States — North Carolina

    § 59-90. Law governing foreign limited liability partnership.

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    The foreign LLP’s home-law governs partner relations and partner liability; North Carolina cannot deny foreign registration just because its law differs; and foreign registration does not let the LLP do business or exercise powers that a registered limited liability partnership could not do in this State.

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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 53-244. 100. Active license or registration requirements and assignability.

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    This section requires licensing before engaging in mortgage business and limits who may employ or represent mortgage professionals; it also requires notice to the Commissioner when employment ends, bars simultaneous employment by more than one covered firm, and says licenses and registrations are not assignable.

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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 90-249. Powers of the Board.

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    The Board may make rules for listed opticianry matters in North Carolina, but it may not enact a rule that restricts the type or location of a business.

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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 53-244. 115. Investigation and examination authority.

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    The Commissioner may inspect, subpoena, interview, and control access to records and people for licensing and examination purposes, while licensees, registrants, and related persons must provide records and interviews and must not hide or destroy records.

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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 14-208. 7. Registration.

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    Certain registered persons must register with the county sheriff and report in person; sheriffs and the Department of Public Safety have related form, record, and reporting duties.

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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 78A-26. Registration by coordination.

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    A security may be registered by coordination if a federal registration statement has been filed for the same offering. The registrant must file specified documents, notify the Administrator about federal effectiveness and any price amendment, and file a post-effective amendment. The Administrator can request more docum

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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 80-6. Assignment.

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    Assignments of marks must be in writing, and certain related filings may be recorded with the Secretary if the required fee is paid.

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  • United States — North Carolina

    § 78A-25. Registration by notification.

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    Certain securities may be registered by notification, and a registration statement must include specified information and documents. It becomes effective on the tenth full business day after filing unless the Administrator sets an earlier time, if no stop order is in effect and no proceeding is pending.