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ME LD2060
Bill
AI Summary
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Updates federal citation references in the Maine Uniform Securities Act from Section 4(2) to Section 4(a)(2) of the Securities Act of 1933 regarding nonpublic securities offerings
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Changes terminology from "registration" to "licensure" throughout the Act for consistency with licensing requirements for broker-dealers, agents, investment advisers, and investment adviser representatives
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Expands the Securities Administrator's authority to grant broker-dealer licensing exemptions to any person regardless of location, not just broker-dealers without a place of business in Maine
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Maintains existing $300 nonrefundable filing fee for nonpublic offerings and $500 late filing fee for filings made 16 or more days after the first sale in Maine
Legislative Description
An Act to Make Technical Changes to the Maine Uniform Securities Act and to Clarify the Securities Administrator's Authority to Grant Licensing Exemptions for Broker-Dealers
Licenses
Last Action
Reported Out: OTP-AM
3/13/2026