North Dakota Code § 45-11-04.1

Renewal
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A fictitious name certificate filed under this chapter must be renewed every five years from 
the date of the initial filing. The statement of renewal must be executed by the partnership on 
forms prescribed by the secretary of state. The statement must include the fictitious name of the 

partnership, the state or country of organization, the address of the principal place of business, 
a brief description of the nature of business in which the partnership is engaged in this state, the 
names and addresses of all general partners, and a statement that the partnership is still in 
existence and continues to transact business in this state. If the secretary of state finds that the 
statement conforms to the requirements of this section, and the filing fee of twenty -five dollars 
has been paid, the secretary of state shall file the statement. If the secretary of state finds that it 
does not so conform, the secretary of state shall promptly return the statement to the 
partnership for any necessary corrections, in which event, the fictitious name certificate is 
subject to cancellation if the statement is not returned corrected within thirty days after the 
statement was returned for corrections. If the statement of renewal reflects a change of 
membership, the statement of renewal may not be filed until payment of the fees required for 
these changes are paid as required by section 45 -11-05.1. The secretary of state shall provide 
notice sent to the address of the principal place of business at least ninety days before the 
deadline for filing the state of renewal. If a partnership fails to file the statement of renewal when 
due, the fictitious name certificate must be canceled by the secretary of state and notice of the 
cancellation must be mailed to the address of the principal place of business.

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