United States — North Carolina
§ 66-237. Registration of salespersons.
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A salesperson may not offer to sell a membership camping contract in the state unless registered with the Secretary of State.
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United States — North Carolina
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A salesperson may not offer to sell a membership camping contract in the state unless registered with the Secretary of State.
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Certain sellers at specialty markets must get and display a certificate of registration, and peddlers must carry and show it on request.
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A person may not process, receive, or deliver refund anticipation loan applications or related checks unless registered with the Commissioner; banks, savings associations, and credit unions are exempt.
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This section defines several terms, including “commercial vehicle,” “Commissioner,” “Division,” “jurisdiction,” and when a vehicle is “properly registered.”
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Some dog handlers using controlled substances to train drug detection dogs must register, follow disclosure and recordkeeping rules, and report dog alerts or finds to law enforcement.
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The Administrator may create alternative registration methods for dealers and salesmen, and may set related filing periods, paperless licensing, and fee-collection methods.
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Commercial feed generally may not be manufactured or distributed in the state unless the required information is filed with the Commissioner and a permit application is made; registration fees and permit rules also apply.
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The Commissioner may make necessary rules and must keep specified licensing and exemption records.
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A person must register with the Commissioner of Agriculture before operating as a cotton gin, cotton warehouse, or cotton merchant.
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The Executive Director must keep applicant and timeshare program records, and the Commission must file the roster and income statement with its report.
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An injured purchaser may sue for rescission, restitution, damages, and reasonable attorney’s fees, and the Secretary of State may also bring actions to revoke registrations, seek injunctions, or enforce certain court orders.
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The Division may take possession of certain issued documents and plates, and law enforcement may seize them in listed circumstances. People receiving notice must surrender the item, and failure to do so can be a Class 2 misdemeanor.
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Dealer plates may be issued by the Division to eligible licensed dealers, but applications must use the Division’s form, fees must be paid, and the plates can be used only under the section’s restrictions.
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This section lets a seller avoid liability for tax if it collects and keeps the required exemption-certificate information within the stated time limits, but fraud removes that relief.
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License holders must display the license at the office or establishment, and licenses expire each January 1.
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Anyone may ask the Secretary of State for a certificate of existence or authorization for a limited partnership.
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The Division may issue temporary registration plates or markers to qualifying dealers, and dealers who use them must follow strict recordkeeping, issuance, marking, destruction, and timing rules.
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A person may not practice optometry in the State unless they first obtain a certificate of registration.
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Certain poultry products not meant for human food may not be sold or moved in intrastate commerce unless they are denatured, properly identified, or naturally inedible; covered businesses must keep records, allow inspection, and register when required.
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Registered and foreign limited liability partnerships must file an annual report with the Secretary of State and keep the information current.