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.
655 matching statutes
United States — Texas
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Before transfer registration is presented, the issuer or indenture trustee may treat the registered owner as the only person entitled to vote, receive notices, and exercise the owner’s rights and powers.
United States — Texas
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The attorney general must file a state action to revoke a foreign filing entity’s registration if the entity has not cured the problems within 31 days after notice and the attorney general finds cause for judicial revocation.
United States — Texas
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The department must run an extended registration system for commercial fleet vehicles, and owners can choose a registration term between one and eight years.
United States — Texas
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The certificate must list required assumed-name and registrant details, plus the use period and business-form statement.
United States — Texas
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An out-of-state business entity doing only disaster- or emergency-related work during a disaster response period is exempt from several Texas registration, tax, and licensing requirements, except as provided by Section 112.006.
United States — Texas
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The secretary of state must design, print, and distribute the official mail-registration form, and may use a cheaper Postal Service form or system if available.
United States — Texas
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An applicant must satisfy age, education, fee, business-location or agent, and other qualifications to be eligible for registration, unless the person already holds certain active real estate or appraiser credentials.
United States — Texas
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A Texas court must appoint a receiver in certain state suits against a filing entity or foreign filing entity, and may do so when the state's interest requires it.
United States — Texas
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The legislature says out-of-state businesses and employees helping Texas recover from a disaster or emergency should not be burdened by certain state and local registration, licensing, and tax requirements.
United States — Texas
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A certificate holder must prominently display the certificate of registration at all times in the holder’s place of business.
United States — Texas
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To get a registration certificate, a person must file a registration application with the comptroller and pay a $150 fee.
United States — Texas
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A certificate lasts up to 10 years, and a registrant may renew it for successive terms if a renewal certificate is filed within six months before expiration.
United States — Texas
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In an involuntary revocation action for a foreign filing entity’s registration, the citation must be issued and served as provided by law.
United States — Texas
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The commissioner must review certain registration statements and may deny registration or issue a stop order if specified conditions are not met. The registrant must promptly notify the commissioner and file a post-effective amendment when the federal registration statement becomes effective.
United States — Texas
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People may not offer or sell membership interests or rights under a membership camping contract in Texas unless the operator is registered with the secretary of state.
United States — Texas
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Applicants for athlete agent registration must use the secretary of state’s form and provide the required information; some out-of-state applicants may use a prior application instead.
United States — Texas
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The secretary of state must charge set filing fees for covered for-profit corporation filings.
United States — Texas
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This section forbids certain uses or copying of a registered mark that are likely to confuse people, and lets the registrant sue for damages and an injunction.
United States — Texas
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A certificate holder must publicly display the current certificate of registration at its place of business where customers paying for repairs can readily see it.
United States — Texas
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Applicants for certain fuel-related licenses must file a comptroller form and include specified business, location, officer, registry, and state licensing information.