United States — Nebraska
§ 60-1803. Permit; application; contents; fee.
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Camper unit owners must apply for a permit with the county treasurer, show proof of ownership, and pay a $2 fee.
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Camper unit owners must apply for a permit with the county treasurer, show proof of ownership, and pay a $2 fee.
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This provision defines “variable costs of credentialing” as certain profession-specific expenses and says some Nebraska Center for Nursing costs are paid from nursing credentialing fees.
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A person may not act as a commodity merchant unless registered, temporarily licensed, or exempt, and a board of trade may not trade or provide a place for trading certain commodity contracts or options unless properly designated.
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This section sets specific fees for records, certificates, electronic access, and bulk data from the Secretary of State, and requires the Secretary of State to remit collected fees to designated state funds.
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This provision lists activities of a foreign limited liability partnership that do not count as transacting business, and says some in-state property ownership does count.
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This section lists activities of a foreign limited liability company that do not count as transacting business in Nebraska, and says ownership of certain in-state real or tangible personal property does count as transacting business.
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This section defines several terms used in sections 30-2734 to 30-2745.
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Motorboat owners must register or renew registration, file the initial application with the county treasurer, and pay the stated fees; certain out-of-state-registered motorboats must also buy and affix an aquatic invasive species stamp before launching.
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Foreign limited partnerships may register names, but they must maintain an in-state agent for service of process.
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A discount medical plan organization must file an annual report with the director within three months after the end of each fiscal year if the required renewal information was not provided.
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Committees must file a statement of organization and pay the registration fee with the commission, usually within 10 days after formation.
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Officials must verify, investigate, and process provisional ballots, and count them only if the stated registration and signature conditions are met.
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This section lists activities by a foreign limited cooperative association that do not count as transacting business in the state, and it says ownership of certain in-state real or tangible personal property does count.
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A buyer of covered farm products generally takes subject to the listed security interest, unless a stated inquiry exception applies or the buyer gets a waiver or release from the secured party.
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An application must include specified applicant, owner, vehicle, and trailer information, and the applicant must pay the registration fee and state whether the vehicle uses alternative fuel.
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This provision defines key trademark terms such as abandoned mark, applicant, dilution, mark, person, registrant, secretary, service mark, trade name, trademark, and use.
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Insurers can be ordered to pay administrative penalties if they fail to file required registration statements or fail to notify the director of required transactions, dividends, or distributions.
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Health care staffing agencies must verify worker qualifications, keep records, maintain insurance, give certain proof to the department, and keep records after they stop operating. Health care technology platforms must make stored worker records available.
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This provision defines key terms for the Professional Employer Organization Registration Act and explains how rights and obligations are shared in a co-employment relationship.
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This provision defines key terms used in the Vacant Property Registration Act, including “evidence of vacancy,” “municipality,” “owner,” “residential building,” and “vacant.”