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South Dakota Laws > Title 59 > Chapter 11 - Model Registered Agents Act


Current as of: 2010
§ 59-11-1Short title
§ 59-11-2Definition of terms
§ 59-11-3Filing fees
§ 59-11-4Copying and certification fees
§ 59-11-5Addresses in filings
§ 59-11-6Appointment of registered agent
§ 59-11-7Listing of commercial registered agent
§ 59-11-8Index of commercial registered agent listing statements
§ 59-11-9Termination of listing of commercial registered agent
§ 59-11-10Service of process until new registered agent is appointed
§ 59-11-11Change of registered agent by entity
§ 59-11-12Change of name or address by noncommercial registered agent
§ 59-11-13Change of name, address, or type of organization by commercial registered agent
§ 59-11-14Cancellation of listing for failure to file statement of change of address
§ 59-11-15Resignation of registered agent
§ 59-11-16Service of process on entities
§ 59-11-17Alternative service of process
§ 59-11-18Forms of service
§ 59-11-19Perfection of service
§ 59-11-20Duties of registered agent
§ 59-11-21Jurisdiction and venue
§ 59-11-22Consistency of application
§ 59-11-23Relation to Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act
§ 59-11-24Annual report
§ 59-11-25Time for filing annual report
§ 59-11-26Correction of annual report
§ 59-11-27Civil penalty for false documents
§ 59-11-28Submission by electronic means

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