Alaska Stat. § 06.55.810
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(a) A money services licensee shall display a sign at each location where the money services licensee (1) provides money services under this chapter; and
(2) has not designated an authorized delegate to provide money services on behalf of the money services licensee at the location.
(b) An authorized delegate shall display a sign at each location where the authorized delegate provides money services under this chapter.
(c) The sign required by (a) or (b) of this section shall be displayed at all times in full view of persons visiting the location and shall give the department's address and the department's telephone number for receiving calls regarding complaints and other concerns about money services licensees, authorized delegates, and the money services provided by money services licensees and authorized delegates.
(2) has not designated an authorized delegate to provide money services on behalf of the money services licensee at the location.
(b) An authorized delegate shall display a sign at each location where the authorized delegate provides money services under this chapter.
(c) The sign required by (a) or (b) of this section shall be displayed at all times in full view of persons visiting the location and shall give the department's address and the department's telephone number for receiving calls regarding complaints and other concerns about money services licensees, authorized delegates, and the money services provided by money services licensees and authorized delegates.
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