Minnesota HF2566 establishes a process for removing fraudulent business filings, authorizes rulemaking, and appropriates funds.
Minnesota HF2566, known as the Minnesota Business Filing Fraud Prevention Act, establishes a process for the Office of the Secretary of State to remove fraudulent business filings. It authorizes the secretary to adopt rules to implement the act and appropriates funds for fiscal year 2026 to independently verify information provided by filers or complainants. The act outlines procedures for handling declarations of wrongful filings, including notice to complainants and filers, response timelines, and the issuance of final orders.
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