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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Mobile County may set a special issuance fee of up to $5, and the county license commissioner must collect, deposit, and use those fees for specified records and equipment purposes.
United States — Alabama
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Certain businesses in intrastate commerce must register with the commissioner before operating.
United States — Alabama
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This section exempts certain soil classifiers and related employees from this chapter’s requirements.
United States — Alabama
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An applicant must submit a written registration application to the board on board-prescribed forms and include specified information and certifications. The board must issue a certificate if the application is properly completed, and the registration is valid for one year after issuance.
United States — Alabama
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Certain securities may be registered by notification if they meet listed eligibility conditions. A registration statement must include specified information and documents, and it becomes effective automatically on the fifth full business day after filing unless the Commission acts earlier or a contrary order/proceeding
United States — Alabama
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This section lets certain securities be registered by coordination if a federal registration statement has been filed for the same offering, and it sets the required contents, notice, timing, and commission powers tied to effectiveness.
United States — Alabama
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The secretary may take disciplinary action against a registrant or controlling person for listed misconduct, failures to notify, or certain convictions and liabilities.
United States — Alabama
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A security may be registered by qualification, but the registration statement must include detailed disclosures and documents, and the Securities Commission may require a prospectus to be given to offerees before or at key sale steps.
United States — Alabama
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Insurers in an insurance holding company system must register and file required statements and reports with the commissioner, subject to listed exemptions and deadlines.
United States — Alabama
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A foreign entity’s registration application takes effect under Article 4, and the registration stays in effect until it terminates, is withdrawn, or is revoked.
United States — Alabama
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The commissioner may discipline certain adjuster licenses and registrations, deny issuance or renewal, and impose a civil penalty for listed causes.
United States — Alabama
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Boards of registrars may not register anyone as a qualified elector in the 14 days before an election, and they must keep offices open on business days during that period and on election day during voting hours.
United States — Alabama
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Vacation time-sharing plans offered for sale in Alabama must be registered with the Alabama Real Estate Commission, and the Commission must review applications and act within stated time limits.
United States — Alabama
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Secondary metals recyclers must register with ACJIC, pay a $250 annual fee, and later submit required transaction information electronically by the stated deadline.
United States — Alabama
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A resident-claiming individual must certify certain residency facts in a signed statement, and the institution makes the final residency determination by evaluating Alabama connections.
United States — Alabama
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The Securities Commission must issue a stop order for a securities registration statement when the public-interest standard is met and one of the listed grounds exists.
United States — Alabama
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If the Secretary of State finds revocation grounds, the foreign entity must be notified; if the entity does not fix the grounds or show they do not exist within 60 days, the Secretary of State may revoke its registration.
United States — Alabama
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Licenses, registrations, and certificates under this chapter must be publicly displayed, and certain license documents must show required names and signatures.
United States — Alabama
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The secretary may fine, investigate, and take enforcement action against registrants or unregistered professional employer organization activity, and certain conduct is a Class C felony.
United States — Alabama
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A foreign entity that meets other state-law requirements, and is not already registered under that law, may register under this chapter unless the other law forbids it.