N.D. Cent. Code § 10-34-09
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10-34-09. Fees
Official statutory text
10-34-09. Fees
The secretary of state shall charge and collect the following fees with respect to real estate
investment trusts:
1. Filing a registration of a real estate investment trust, one hundred ten dollars.
2. Filing any amendment changing the registered agent or registered office, the fee
provided in section 10-01.1-03.
3. Filing a renewal or amendment of registration of a real estate investment trust, forty
dollars.
4. Issuing a certificate of good standing, fifteen dollars.
5. Furnishing a certified copy of any record, instrument, or paper relating to a real estate
investment trust, the fee provided in section 54-09-04 for copying a record and fifteen
dollars for the certificate and affixing the seal thereto.
The secretary of state shall charge and collect the following fees with respect to real estate
investment trusts:
1. Filing a registration of a real estate investment trust, one hundred ten dollars.
2. Filing any amendment changing the registered agent or registered office, the fee
provided in section 10-01.1-03.
3. Filing a renewal or amendment of registration of a real estate investment trust, forty
dollars.
4. Issuing a certificate of good standing, fifteen dollars.
5. Furnishing a certified copy of any record, instrument, or paper relating to a real estate
investment trust, the fee provided in section 54-09-04 for copying a record and fifteen
dollars for the certificate and affixing the seal thereto.
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