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Business registration in United States — Nebraska

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

257 matching statutes

• United States — Nebraska

  § 60-363. Registration certificate; duty to carry, exceptions.

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  Most vehicles and trailers on the highways must carry their registration certificate, with specific storage or display rules for certain vehicle types.

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• United States — Nebraska

  § 48-3202. Terms, defined.

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  This provision defines key terms for disaster-response business rules and allows the Governor to extend the disaster period when warranted.

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• United States — Nebraska

  § 25-3307. Civil litigation funding company; registration required; application; form; renewal.

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  A civil litigation funding company must register before doing nonrecourse civil litigation funding, and it must file a registration application with the Secretary of State.

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• United States — Nebraska

  § 60-377. Business of equipping, modifying, repairing, or detailing; registration and plates; fee.

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  Certain vehicle-equipment businesses must apply to the department for a registration certificate and one license plate, and pay a $30 fee.

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• United States — Nebraska

  § 48-2704. Registration required; restrictions on use of names or title; application; contents; initial registration; when required; limited registration application; interim operating permit; registration renewal; limited registration; eligibility; department; maintain list of registrants; department; powers and duties; confidentiality.

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  Professional employer organizations must register, renew on schedule, and meet filing and financial reporting rules; unregistered providers may not offer services or use PEO-related names.

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• United States — Nebraska

  § 48-2105. Registration; application; contents; renewal.

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  Contractors must apply to the department for a registration number using the department’s form.

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• United States — Nebraska

  § 28-407. Registration required; exceptions.

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  Most people who manufacture, prescribe, distribute, administer, or dispense controlled substances in the state must get a department registration, with listed exceptions.

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• United States — Nebraska

  § 87-132. Certificate of registration; contents; how treated.

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  If the applicant complies with the Trademark Registration Act, the secretary must return the filed duplicate application and issue the registration certificate.

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• United States — Nebraska

  § 21-1933. Registered name.

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  A foreign corporation may register its corporate name with the Secretary of State if the name is not too similar to certain existing names, and the registered name is for the applicant’s exclusive use.

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• United States — Nebraska

  § 71-3518. License or registration; common carrier exempt.

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  The act does not require licensing or registration for certain carriers when they are handling covered materials in the ordinary course of business.

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• United States — Nebraska

  § 32-306. Deputy registrars; teams; duties; acknowledgment of registration; when; applicability of section.

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  Deputy registrars must work in teams of at least two, file completed voter registration applications by the next business day, and stop registering voters after 6 p.m. on the third Friday before an election.

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• United States — Nebraska

  § 76-546. Temporary certificate of registration; when issued; fee; expiration.

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  The board may issue a temporary certificate of registration without examination to certain applicants, but the application must include the applicant’s social security number.

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