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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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A person must meet age, citizenship, and course requirements to get a registration certificate or renewal, and a business entity must appoint a registered managing officer as its agent.
United States — Texas
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A person may not conduct specified coin-operated machine business activities unless licensed or registered under this subchapter, subject to other chapter exceptions.
United States — Texas
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The secretary of state must charge set filing fees for limited partnership-related filings, with some special rules and caps.
United States — Texas
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An eligible person may demand that an issuer not register a transfer, and the issuer must notify the relevant people and temporarily withhold registration if that demand becomes effective.
United States — Texas
1 provisions
A nonresident seller's permit holder may not directly or indirectly solicit business from a mixed beverage permit holder or private club registration permit holder unless accompanied by a wholesaler's permit holder or that wholesaler's agent.
United States — Texas
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An applicant may amend a registration application after rejection or objection, and the secretary of state may amend it if the applicant agrees.
United States — Texas
1 provisions
When an application for registration and the fee are filed, the secretary of state must examine it. The applicant must also provide any additional pertinent information the secretary of state requests, including a description of a design mark.
United States — Texas
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A covered foreign entity that converts to a domestic filing entity is treated as having withdrawn its Texas registration when the conversion takes effect.
United States — Texas
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A limited liability partnership with an effective registration must file an annual report each year, and the secretary of state must send a notice about the deadline and possible termination. If the report or fee is not filed and paid on time, registration is automatically terminated, but reinstatement may be requested
United States — Texas
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Certain insurers must register with the commissioner, and the commissioner may extend the registration period for good cause.
United States — Texas
1 provisions
Information gathered by the commissioner during certain examinations or investigations is confidential and generally may not be disclosed, with limited exceptions.
United States — Texas
1 provisions
A district court that finds grounds for revoking a foreign filing entity’s registration must make findings and may not enter judgment before the fifth day after those findings, subject to Section 9.156.
United States — Texas
1 provisions
The attorney general may sue to foreclose a lien created by this chapter.
United States — Texas
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A mark is registrable if it distinguishes an applicant’s goods or services, unless it falls within listed exclusions.
United States — Texas
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Registered lobbyists and legislative or executive branch members are restricted from offering, accepting, or arranging certain gifts and expenditures, subject to stated exceptions.
United States — Texas
1 provisions
Certain charitable organizations must keep books and records, keep them in usable form, and provide them for inspection and copying on request by the attorney general’s authorized personnel.
United States — Texas
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The attorney general may seek an injunction to stop a person from selling taxable items without a valid permit or retailer registration, and must sue to collect delinquent tax when a person’s name is certified under Section 151.259(b).
United States — Texas
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A person using a mark may apply to register it with the secretary of state, but the application must include specified information, specimens, a fee, and verification.
United States — Texas
1 provisions
The secretary of state must charge filing fees for professional associations, including $750 for certain formation or foreign-registration filings.
United States — Texas
1 provisions
A suit for a fine, penalty, or forfeiture does not end just because a filing entity or foreign filing entity winds up, is terminated, or has its registration revoked.