Nev. Rev. Stat. § 90.400
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Licensing of successor firms
Official statutory text
1. A licensed broker-dealer or investment adviser may file an application for licensing of a successor, whether or not the successor is then in existence, if the fee the Administrator prescribes for the application is submitted with the application.
2. If a broker-dealer or investment adviser succeeds to and continues the business of a licensed broker-dealer or investment adviser and the successor files an application for licensing within 30 days after the succession, the license of the predecessor remains effective as the license of the successor for 60 days after the succession.
3. Licensing of each licensed sales representative of the broker-dealer or licensed representative of the investment adviser filing an application pursuant to subsection 1 or 2 continues without a separate filing or fee upon the licensing of the successor.
2. If a broker-dealer or investment adviser succeeds to and continues the business of a licensed broker-dealer or investment adviser and the successor files an application for licensing within 30 days after the succession, the license of the predecessor remains effective as the license of the successor for 60 days after the succession.
3. Licensing of each licensed sales representative of the broker-dealer or licensed representative of the investment adviser filing an application pursuant to subsection 1 or 2 continues without a separate filing or fee upon the licensing of the successor.
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