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.
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United States — Alabama
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The Judge of Probate of Lamar County may charge a mail fee, up to $5 per transaction, for renewals handled by mail or over the Internet. People can still renew the listed licenses in person at the judge of probate office.
United States — Alabama
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The Secretary of State must issue certificates of existence or registration when the statute’s conditions are met, and the certificates must reflect only the information on file.
United States — Alabama
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Madison County may set a special issuance fee of up to 75 cents, which the license director must collect and deposit, and the county commission must set by resolution.
United States — Alabama
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A trademark assignment must be in writing, may be recorded with the Secretary of State for a $30 fee, and the Secretary of State must issue a new certificate after recording.
United States — Alabama
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A qualifying foreign corporation does not have to renew its registration to transact business here.
United States — Alabama
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Qualifying motor bus passenger carrier vehicles are exempt from local ad valorem tax if they comply with subsection (b), but the carrier must get a special annual license before registration and show it to the license official.
United States — Alabama
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People with a certificate or registration must not let someone else use their name, and certified or registered people must notify the board about their address and business name changes. Inactive individuals must renew annually, while certain code officials in inactive status are exempt from renewal fees and re-examin
United States — Alabama
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A person may not advertise as a home inspector unless they have complied with the chapter, and a registered person may not use another business name unless that name is also registered. Home inspectors must put their registration number, name, and registered address on advertisements, contracts, correspondence, and oth
United States — Alabama
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Out-of-state employees and businesses doing disaster-response work get temporary protection from presence-based tax and filing obligations, but must still pay transaction taxes and may have to provide requested statements.
United States — Alabama
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This section was repealed, effective October 1, 1998.
United States — Alabama
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This section was repealed by Act 2012-304, effective January 1, 2014.
United States — Alabama
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This provision defines several trademark-related terms used in the article, including applicant, dilution, mark, person, registrant, service mark, trademark, trade name, and when a mark is considered used in the state.
United States — Alabama
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Certain business entities connected to private investigators must be licensed, and some private investigators doing contract work for out-of-state, unlicensed businesses must register as a private investigation agency.
United States — Alabama
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The county board of registrars must be available for voter registration and reidentification during stated business hours, and the commission chair must certify members’ total hours at the end of each pay period.
United States — Alabama
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The Secretary of State may charge a late filing fee to a foreign filing entity that has done business in the state for more than 90 days, and may make registration effective only after that fee is paid.
United States — Alabama
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Health studio sellers must register with the Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division, provide location and other required registration details, and bonded studios must keep accurate bond records.
United States — Alabama
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A qualifying foreign corporation is treated as registered in this state and does not have to renew that registration, except where Article 7 requires it.
United States — Alabama
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Title 10’s provisions were repealed or moved to Title 10A, effective January 1, 2011.
United States — Alabama
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Title 10 provisions were repealed or moved to Title 10A, effective January 1, 2011.
United States — Alabama
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This provision says people cannot practice barbering, apprentice under a registered barber, operate a barber shop, or help others practice barbering unless the required board-issued certificates are in place; certificate holders must display them prominently at their business.