ise law. Although this may sound somewhat irrelevant and probably would not get anyone in any trouble because it was the prospective franchisees fault, it could cause futFranchisor who sell franchises must be very careful to make sure that the person inquiring about franchise offer is indeed from the state of residence that they declare on the franchise application forms. Other wise it is quite possible that you as a franchisor could be in violation of offering a franchise to a resident of a state in which you are not registered in.

Often franchise prospects do not make it clear their state of residence. I have had franchise buyers sunning in Palm Desert, come to find out they only live their half year and reside in ND. We did not register there, many franchisors never do and technically that would be a violation of North Dakota franchise law. Although this may sound somewhat irrelevant and probably would not get anyone in any trouble because it was the prospective franchisees fault, it could cause futu

n the franchise application forms. Other wise it is quite possible that you as a franchisor could be in violation of offering a franchise to a resident of a state in which you are not registered in.

Often franchise prospects do not make it clear their state of residence. I have had franchise buyers sunning in Palm Desert, come to find out they only live their half year and reside in ND. We did not register there, many franchisors never do and technically that would be a violation of North Dakota franchise law. Although this may sound somewhat irrelevant and probably would not get anyone in any trouble because it was the prospective franchisees fault, it could cause fut

you are not registered in.

Often franchise prospects do not make it clear their state of residence. I have had franchise buyers sunning in Palm Desert, come to find out they only live their half year and reside in ND. We did not register there, many franchisors never do and technically that would be a violation of North Dakota franchise law. Although this may sound somewhat irrelevant and probably would not get anyone in any trouble because it was the prospective franchisees fault, it could cause fut

out they only live their half year and reside in ND. We did not register there, many franchisors never do and technically that would be a violation of North Dakota franchise law. Although this may sound somewhat irrelevant and probably would not get anyone in any trouble because it was the prospective franchisees fault, it could cause futise law. Although this may sound somewhat irrelevant and probably would not get anyone in any trouble because it was the prospective franchisees fault, it could cause future legal issues and conflicts.

Worse off some franchise attorney reviewing the documents might make an issue of it and turn you into the North Dakota State. Big deal, but it will mean you end up on their bad guy list if in the future you ever do decide to register in that over regulated petty political state someday? It is indeed pure insanity that ND would have special franchise laws, as it is such a small state it is not economically worth most Corporations time to do business there. Consider all this in 2006.