Guam § 32117 - Expirations and Renewals.

§ 32117. Expirations and Renewals.

(a) Certificates of Registration shall expire on the last day of the month

of April, and Certificates of Authorization for corporations, partnerships,

proprietorships and associations shall expire on the last day of the month of

October of each year, following their year of issuance, and become invalid

after that date, unless renewed by submission of appropriate forms, as

prescribed by the Board.

(1) Renewals of Certificates of Authorization for corporations,

partnerships, limited liability companies, proprietorships and

associations shall require a clearance form from the Department of

Revenue and Taxation that they are current on their taxes with the

government of Guam, or have an agreement with the Department of

Revenue and Taxation for their back taxes. Such clearance shall be

submitted with their renewal application form.

(2) Expired Certificates of Registration may be renewed at any

time within sixty (60) days following the expiration date without

submission of an “Application for Reinstatement”, upon payment of the

renewal fee plus the penalty fee as prescribed by the Board. Any

individual registrant who fails to renew within (60) sixty days after the

date of expiration, shall be required to apply for a reinstatement of

registration, and pay the prescribed (back registration and penalty) fees

as prescribed by the Board.

(3) Certificates of Authorization may be renewed anytime prior

to the expiration date. A Certificate of Authorization is considered null

and void if not renewed before the expiration date.

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(b) It shall be the duty of the Secretary/Treasurer of the Board to

notify every person registered under this Chapter, and every corporation,

partnership, limited liability company, proprietorship and association

holding a Certificate of Authorization under this Chapter, of the date of the

expiration of said Certificate of Registration or Certificate of Authorization,

and the amount of the fee required for its renewal. Such notice shall be

mailed to the registrant, or corporation, partnership, proprietorship or

association at his/her or its last known address at least one (1) month in

advance of the date of the expiration of said certificate. Renewal may be

effected at any time prior to or during the month of September by payment

of a fee as established by the Board.

(c) A Certificate of Registration shall expire upon the death of a

registrant.