Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Registration, licensing, names, permits, and formal establishment requirements. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
296 matching statutes
United States — Alabama
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A foreign entity doing business in the state generally cannot sue in state court until it registers, with an exception for certain federally formed organizations.
United States — Alabama
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Covered escort-companionship businesses must register with the Secretary of State by August 31, 2016.
United States — Alabama
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A mark cannot be registered if it fits certain refusal grounds, but a distinctive mark may still qualify in some cases.
United States — Alabama
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Foreign entities must register to transact business in the state, keep that registration active, and reserve a name before filing an application for registration.
United States — Alabama
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A foreign filing entity that has not registered or maintained a registered agent cannot maintain an action in state court until it files the required registration paperwork; it may still defend actions, and the Attorney General may seek to restrain unlawful business activity.
United States — Alabama
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An athlete-agent applicant must file a prescribed application with the Secretary of State, be an individual, and sign under penalty of perjury.
United States — Alabama
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If the applicant complies with the article’s requirements, the Secretary of State must issue and deliver a certificate of registration.
United States — Alabama
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A person or entity may not operate or advertise as an appraisal management company, or provide appraisal management services, unless registered by the board. A preexisting company may keep operating if the registration process is unavailable on October 1, 2011, and may continue for 120 days after the process becomes av
United States — Alabama
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Dealers, agents, investment advisers, and investment adviser representatives must register before doing business in the state, and the commission can require fees, bonds, records, exams, and renewals.
United States — Alabama
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A person who uses a mark in the state may file a registration application with the Secretary of State, but the application must be signed and verified, include a specimen of the mark in triplicate, and be accompanied by a $30 filing fee.
United States — Alabama
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Eligible businesses may file a description of their bottle or box mark with the county probate office and the Secretary of State, and must publish notice of the filing for three successive weeks.
United States — Alabama
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Foreign entities must register with the Secretary of State, and foreign limited liability partnerships must file the required statement. Foreign entities may register even if their home-state law differs, but they may not conduct business here if the same type of domestic entity could not lawfully do that business.
United States — Alabama
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The Secretary of State must issue certificates of existence and registration when the stated filing conditions and fee requirements are met.
United States — Alabama
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People who manufacture, distribute, or dispense controlled substances in the state must get an annual registration from the certifying boards.
United States — Alabama
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Professional employer organizations and anyone holding themselves out as providing those services must register before operating in the state, renew registration yearly, and comply with filing, disclosure, and service-of-process requirements.
United States — Alabama
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Lobbyists must register with the commission, pay an annual fee, provide specified registration details, and file a supplemental registration if the information changes.
United States — Alabama
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A person may not act or hold themselves out as a warrantor unless registered with the department, and warrantor registration records must be filed yearly and updated after changes.
United States — Alabama
1 provisions
The Secretary of State must issue certificates of existence and registration when the stated record conditions and fee requirements are met, and those certificates must include specified facts.
United States — Alabama
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Each licensee must promptly register specified business details with the chief of police or sheriff after beginning business.
United States — Alabama
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This section sets class categories for goods, services, and businesses used in trademark registration, and lets the Secretary of State charge a fee for each class in a multi-class application.