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.
363 matching statutes
United States — Minnesota
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A person may not do certain kinds of intrastate business unless the commissioner’s rule-based registration information has been provided.
United States — Minnesota
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Certain cannabis and hemp retailers must register locally before making retail sales, and local governments can charge limited fees, inspect compliance, suspend registrations, and penalize sales without valid registration and licensing.
United States — Minnesota
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A person who wants to operate as a motor carrier of property must file a complete registration statement with the commissioner, use the required form, and keep the information current.
United States — Minnesota
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An applicant for a Minnesota business tax account number does not have to list officers’ or directors’ names, home addresses, or Social Security numbers when the applicant is a government or tribal government instrumentality.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision sets specific fees for licensure, registration, verification, replacement licenses, certifications, and related nursing business/border state filings.
United States — Minnesota
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An out-of-state retailer must file a statement with the Department of Revenue before making delivery sales.
United States — Minnesota
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An athlete agent registration applicant must file a commissioner-prescribed application, be an individual, and sign it under penalty of perjury.
United States — Minnesota
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Dealers and dealer representatives must be registered with the commissioner before conducting Minnesota transactions, and dealers must update registration information and pay the stated fees.
United States — Minnesota
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Tree care and tree trimming businesses in Minnesota must register with the commissioner before doing covered work, renew annually, and pay the stated fee.
United States — Minnesota
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Collection agencies, debt buyers, and collectors must be licensed or registered, and collectors have screening, notice, and renewal requirements.
United States — Minnesota
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Employee-leasing businesses must register with the commissioner before getting workers’ compensation coverage, and registered organizations may not advertise that registration.
United States — Minnesota
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People providing building construction or improvement services in Minnesota generally must register with the commissioner before starting, keep the registration current, and report changes within 15 days.
United States — Minnesota
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The office must review cannabis business license applications, publish its qualification policies, and generally cannot issue licenses that would create prohibited vertical integration. It may allow certain edible-cannabinoid registrants to convert to hemp business licenses, and some registrants may keep operating temp
United States — Minnesota
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Supplemental nursing services agencies must register with the commissioner, renew on time, and pay a $2,442 nonrefundable fee.
United States — Minnesota
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A person may operate or hold out as a warrantor only if registered with the department; registrants must file annual registration records, update changes within 30 days, and renew in time to avoid suspension.
United States — Minnesota
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A person who uses a trademark or service mark in the state may file a registration application with the Secretary of State, if the stated limitations are met.
United States — Minnesota
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The administrator may deny, revoke, suspend, condition, limit, censure, bar, or penalize securities registrants and applicants, but must follow notice, hearing, and timing limits.
United States — Minnesota
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To register to operate as a debt management services provider in this state, an applicant must file a written application with the commissioner, pay the fee, and provide the required bond and disclosures.
United States — Minnesota
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Broker-dealers and investment advisers can keep or transfer registration through successor filings or amendments in some change situations, but some changes require a new registration application and a predecessor must stop most business and seek withdrawal within 45 days after succession paperwork.
United States — Minnesota
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A person who operates as a dealer or dealer representative without the required registration, or after a registration has been revoked, suspended, or expired, commits a misdemeanor.