Utah § 13-22-109 - Accuracy not guaranteed.

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§ 13-22-109. Accuracy not guaranteed.

Effective 5/6/2026
13-22-109.  Accuracy not guaranteed.
(1)
(a)By issuing a registration, the state does not guarantee the accuracy of any representation contained in the registration, nor does the state warrant that a statement made by the holder of the registration is truthful.
(b)The state makes no certification as to the charitable worthiness of a charitable organization on whose behalf a charitable solicitation is made nor as to the moral character of the holder of the registration.
(2)The following statement shall appear on each registration: "THE STATE OF UTAH MAKES NO CERTIFICATION AS TO THE CHARITABLE WORTHINESS OF ANY ORGANIZATION ON WHOSE BEHALF A SOLICITATION IS MADE NOR AS TO THE MORAL CHARACTER OF THE HOLDER OF THE REGISTRATION."


Renumbered and Amended by Chapter 95, 2026 General Session

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