United States — Texas
Government Code § 305.005
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People who must register under this chapter must file a written registration with the commission and pay the fee; registrations generally expire each year unless renewed.
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United States — Texas
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People who must register under this chapter must file a written registration with the commission and pay the fee; registrations generally expire each year unless renewed.
United States — Texas
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An initial registration statement needs a filing fee of up to $50, and a renewal registration statement needs a filing fee of $50.
United States — Texas
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A person who fraudulently procures the filing or registration of a mark under this chapter is liable for the damages caused by that filing or registration.
United States — Texas
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Some dissolved, canceled, revoked, suspended, or forfeited entities may reinstate, and certain forfeited entities must revive, under the stated rules and time windows.
United States — Texas
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The commission must revoke certain licenses, approvals, or registrations if a trust-account payment is made for the holder and the amount is not repaid within 31 days after notice.
United States — Texas
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A person may renew a registered name for successive one-year periods if they file a renewal application and pay the required filing fee within 90 days before the registration expires.
United States — Texas
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A qualifying foreign filing entity may choose to adopt and become subject to the code by filing the required statement and registration amendment with the secretary of state.
United States — Texas
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A seller must file a registration statement with the secretary of state to get a registration certificate, and the statement must meet four listed requirements.
United States — Texas
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People operating discount health care programs must register or renew registration when required, and they must not file false statements with the department to obtain or renew registration.
United States — Texas
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The secretary of state must cancel certain registrations when listed conditions are met, and may not cancel in one federal-registration exception.
United States — Texas
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A mark registration expires after five years, but it can be renewed if the renewal application and fee are filed on time.
United States — Texas
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A person may not provide debt management services to a consumer in Texas unless registered with the commissioner.