(a) A foreign professional corporation shall be entitled to register under Article 7 of Chapter 1 for authority to render professional services in this state only if: (1) A domestic professional corporation would be allowed to register or procure a certificate of authority or equivalent authorization to render professional services in the state under whose laws the foreign professional corporation is organized; (2) The foreign professional corporation meets the requirements of Section 10A-4-2.01; (3) The foreign professional corporation designates the Alabama licensed individual or individuals through whom it will render professional services in this state and the individual or individuals are not, at the time of the designation, so designated by any other foreign professional corporation; (4) The name of the foreign professional corporation meets the requirements of Section 10A-1-5.08, provided that the foreign professional corporation can meet the requirements of Section 10A-1-5.08 by adding at the end of its name, for use in this state , the words “professional corporation” or the abbreviation “P.C.”; and (5) All the stockholders , or all the members, in the case of a nonprofit professional corporation which has members, at least one director , and the president of the foreign professional corporation are licensed in at least one state or territory of the United States or the District of Columbia to render the professional services which the foreign professional corporation would render in this state . (6) The foreign professional corporation includes in its application a statement acknowledging that it will be subject to the jurisdiction of the Alabama regulatory and licensing authorities with respect to any professional services rendered to clients or patients in this state . (b) No foreign professional corporation shall maintain an office in this state for the conduct of business or professional practice until it has obtained a certificate of authority to render professional services in this state .
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