Nev. Rev. Stat. § 86.555
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Issuance of occupational or professional license to limited-liability company by board or commission; regulations
Official statutory text
1. Except as otherwise provided by statute, an agency, board or commission that regulates an occupation or profession pursuant to title 54, 55 or 56 or chapter 641D of NRS may grant a license to a limited-liability company or a foreign limited-liability company if the agency, board or commission is authorized to grant a license to a corporation formed pursuant to chapter 78 of NRS.
2. An agency, board or commission that makes a license available to a limited-liability company or foreign limited-liability company pursuant to subsection 1 shall adopt regulations: (a) Listing the persons in the limited-liability company or foreign limited-liability company who must qualify for the license or indicating that the agency, board or commission will use other means to determine whether the limited-liability company or foreign limited-liability company qualifies for a license; (b) Listing the persons who may engage in the activity for which the license is required on behalf of the limited-liability company or foreign limited-liability company; (c) Indicating whether the limited-liability company or foreign limited-liability company may engage in a business other than the business for which the license is required; (d) Listing the changes, if any, in the management or control of the limited-liability company or foreign limited-liability company that require notice, review, approval or other action by the agency, board or commission; and (e) Setting forth the conditions under which a limited-liability company or foreign limited-liability company may obtain a license.
3. An agency, board or commission that adopts regulations pursuant to subsection 2 shall not impose a restriction or requirement on a limited-liability company or foreign limited-liability company which is significantly different from or more burdensome than the restrictions or requirements imposed on a partnership or corporation.
2. An agency, board or commission that makes a license available to a limited-liability company or foreign limited-liability company pursuant to subsection 1 shall adopt regulations: (a) Listing the persons in the limited-liability company or foreign limited-liability company who must qualify for the license or indicating that the agency, board or commission will use other means to determine whether the limited-liability company or foreign limited-liability company qualifies for a license; (b) Listing the persons who may engage in the activity for which the license is required on behalf of the limited-liability company or foreign limited-liability company; (c) Indicating whether the limited-liability company or foreign limited-liability company may engage in a business other than the business for which the license is required; (d) Listing the changes, if any, in the management or control of the limited-liability company or foreign limited-liability company that require notice, review, approval or other action by the agency, board or commission; and (e) Setting forth the conditions under which a limited-liability company or foreign limited-liability company may obtain a license.
3. An agency, board or commission that adopts regulations pursuant to subsection 2 shall not impose a restriction or requirement on a limited-liability company or foreign limited-liability company which is significantly different from or more burdensome than the restrictions or requirements imposed on a partnership or corporation.
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