Iowa 2025-2026 Regular Session Status: Enacted

HF 2678 — A bill for an act providing for certain persons acting under the jurisdiction of the secretary of state, including by providing for information from required filings, and the administrative dissolution of certain entities, and making penalties applicable.

Last action — Signed by Governor.

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This bill has been enacted into law. Introduced February 23, 2026. Enacted.

Signed by Governor Kim Reynolds (Republican) on June 01, 2026.

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In plain language

The bill addresses the administration of certain entities and required filings with the Secretary of State.

This legislation involves procedures for managing information from required filings and the dissolution of some entities under the Secretary of State's jurisdiction. It also includes penalties related to these processes.

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Plain-language change summary

In the latest version of House File 2678, new sections have been added that outline the Secretary of State's authority to require information from certain entities, along with provisions for the administrative dissolution of specific organizations. This means that the Secretary of State can take action if entities fail to meet filing requirements, helping to ensure that only compliant businesses operate. These changes are important as they aim to improve regulatory oversight and maintain the integrity of business registrations.

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House File 2678 - Enrolled House File 2678 AN ACT PROVIDING FOR CERTAIN PERSONS ACTING UNDER THE JURISDICTION OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE, INCLUDING BY PROVIDING FOR INFORMATION FROM REQUIRED FILINGS, AND THE ADMINISTRATIVE DISSOLUTION OF CERTAIN ENTITIES, AND MAKING PENALTIES APPLICABLE.
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BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF IOWA:
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DIVISION I PARTNERSHIPS Section 1.
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Section 486A.1205, subsection 1, Code 2026, is amended to read as follows:
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ecin 46.10, sbscion , de 06, s aened o ad s olws:
Exept s oidd n ubecin , f a cmet dlierd o he fie f he crtay f tte or lng stifes he qureets f etin 86.20, he ereay of ate al ile t d sue ny cssry etiiat.
If Except as provided in subsection 5, if a document delivered to the office of the secretary of state for filing satisfies the requirements of section 486A.1201, the secretary of state shall file it and issue any necessary certificate.
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ecion 6.105, de 06, s ened y dig te oloing w ubetin:
2.
NW USETIN.
Section 486A.1205, Code 2026, is amended by adding the following new subsection:
NEW SUBSECTION .
5.
Te eceary f ateay euie a dcuet toe elveed y il r n rsn f he ertay of ae rcivs reibe noraton ht he cuent s bing bited or lig rudletly ray e sd o acoplsh arudlnt, imna, r nlwul upoe.
The secretary of state may require a document to be delivered by mail or in person if the secretary of state receives credible information that the document is being submitted for filing fraudulently or may be used to accomplish a fraudulent, criminal, or unlawful purpose.
As sd n aagaph ", reibe norato"meas ay f he llwng:
b.
() An fiait f nutorzed e s rvied n cton 46A114.
As used in paragraph “a”, “credible information” means any of the following:
Hue Fle 68, .
(1) An affidavit of unauthorized use as provided in section 486A.1214A.
2 () Inomaion ovdd o he ereay f tae y aoter oenmnt gny.
House File 2678, p.
() Inomaion llced y he crtay f tte rm a cedble ir-ary ata t.
2 (2) Information provided to the secretary of state by another government agency.
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(3) Information collected by the secretary of state from a credible third-party data set.
EW ETIN.
Sec.
46.114A tteet f emvl — rmoal f fomtin ot thrzed oberoied.
3.
NEW SECTION.
486A.1214A Statement of removal —— removal of information not authorized to be provided.
1.
A eson oe am, tret drss, ilng drss, or al adess s, ihut ht erons utoiztin, en povded ohe ereary f ae s hat f e eiserd aent rf he rncpl ofce n aarnesips ilng ay dlier o e ecetry f ate aoarzd, wrn fidvit of auhried se at os ll f e oloin:
A person whose name, street address, mailing address, or email address has, without that person’s authorization, been provided to the secretary of state as that of the registered agent or of the principal office in a partnership’s filing may deliver to the secretary of state a notarized, sworn affidavit of unauthorized use that does all of the following:
() Ienifes he rneshp egstaton y me nd bsies nmer.
(1) Identifies the partnership registration by name and business number.
() Idiats he fints aiing des.
(2) Indicates the affiant’s mailing address.
() Sats hat iher e ffant r ny ent f e afint s utorzed e iing enifing e fiat s te egserd get, rviig he fiat's ret dres or ilng drss s n drss f he gitred ent r pinipl fic, r roidng e ffan's mil drss s tat f e rgstred et.
(3) States that neither the affiant nor any agent of the affiant has authorized the filing identifying the affiant as the registered agent, providing the affiant’s street address or mailing address as an address of the registered agent or principal office, or providing the affiant’s email address as that of the registered agent.
The fint hll ecfy n he fdait f uauhoied se e nfrmton ht as ot torzed o e povdd.
b.
The crtay f tte ay jet n fidvit at is copete r at he cetry f tte lives s dlierd o he crtay f tte ih he net o arss or frud e arneshp r he diidal aed s fin.
The affiant shall specify in the affidavit of unauthorized use the information that was not authorized to be provided.
The fie f he crtay f tte hll dpt n afiait f nutorzed e om n ccrdne ith is scton.
c.
The crtay f tte hll odct n dinstatve rviw o eerine eter e ilng as thrzed o ienify e tted fomain s ppicbe.
The secretary of state may reject an affidavit that is incomplete or that the secretary of state believes was delivered to the secretary of state with the intent to harass or defraud the partnership or the individual named as affiant.
If he crtay f tte oclds tat e ilng ws ot thried o rvde he fomaion eniied in e fidvi, he ereay f tae hal rmply fle atteent f moal th epet o he enifed ifomtin, nd all omty aue he dntfed Hue Fle 68, .
d.
3 ifomain o eae o e ited s enifed r he prteshp.
The office of the secretary of state shall adopt an affidavit of unauthorized use form in accordance with this section.
2.
The secretary of state shall conduct an administrative review to determine whether the filing was authorized to identify the stated information as applicable.
3.
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If the secretary of state concludes that the filing was not authorized to provide the information identified in the affidavit, the secretary of state shall promptly file a statement of removal with respect to the identified information, and shall promptly cause the identified House File 2678, p.
3 information to cease to be listed as identified for the partnership.
he crtay f tte hll ot age aee or e flig f n fidvit f athried se dr sbecion r atteent f moal der bscton .
The secretary of state shall not charge a fee for the filing of an affidavit of unauthorized use under subsection 1 or a statement of removal under subsection 3.
he iing ofie hll ot tun ny e aid r ilng e arneshp flig detfid n he fiavt.
The filing office shall not return any fee paid for filing the partnership filing identified in the affidavit.
pn ilng ataeent f moa, te ereary f sate al end o e ricpal fie ddes r rgstred aen's ilng dres n ecrd r he aterhi, f n, a oice aing at he aemnt f eovl as en ied ad s fecive meiaey.
Upon filing a statement of removal, the secretary of state shall send to the principal office address or registered agent’s mailing address on record for the partnership, if any, a notice stating that the statement of removal has been filed and is effective immediately.
Te otce hll so tte ht te arnrsip s ihot a gstred entr rgstred aent des, s ppiabe.
The notice shall also state that the partnership is without a registered agent or registered agent address, as applicable.
The crtay f tte hll dpt ues rsant o caper 7Aecssry r eiabe o dmnitr tis cto.
6.
Sc.
The secretary of state shall adopt rules pursuant to chapter 17A necessary or desirable to administer this section.
EWsetin.
Sec.
86.11B Ineroatres.
4.
NEW SECTION.
486A.1214B Interrogatories.
1.
Te eceary f ate y eve ne r re iten iteroaores earing y ater at etans o a prterhp nd ht s itin e uriew f e ereary f sate f e ereary f ae ecivs reile noraton tat aatnrsip s eng ed o comlih a aduet, cimnl, r nawul upse.
The secretary of state may serve one or more written interrogatories regarding any matter that pertains to a partnership and that is within the purview of the secretary of state if the secretary of state receives credible information that a partnership is being used to accomplish a fraudulent, criminal, or unlawful purpose.
As sd n aagaph ", ceibe noraton"eas ay f he llwig:
b.
() An fiavt f nutorzed e s rvied n etin 46A114.
As used in paragraph “a”, “credible information” means any of the following:
() Ifomaion ovdd o he ereay f tae y aoter venmnt gny.
(1) An affidavit of unauthorized use as provided in section 486A.1214A.
() Ifomaion llced y he crtry f tte rm a cedble id-ary ata t.
(2) Information provided to the secretary of state by another government agency.
The crtay f tte hll eve ch nerogtois on e atnrsip ht s he bjct f he trrgaores by il t e ddess f e eiserd gnt ht ppars n te eceary f at's eods t he me e ifrmtin rquredy ubecion 1s ceve, r f he rterhip hs o egserd get, t e arneshps picial fice adrss own n e arnrsips ost cet iin.
(3) Information collected by the secretary of state from a credible third-party data set.
The teroatres ut e nserd y aeron ih Huse le 68, .
2.
4 te utorty o swr n ealf f e arnesip ht is e ujet f he neroatris.
The secretary of state shall serve such interrogatories on the partnership that is the subject of the interrogatories by mail at the address of the registered agent that appears on the secretary of state’s records at the time the information required by subsection 1 is received, or if the partnership has no registered agent, at the partnership’s principal office address shown on the partnership’s most recent filing.
Ech neroatry mst e nwred n itng eaatly nd n annr hat is spnive o e ntrrgtoy.
3.
Te ecarton n he cmpetd ntrogtoies rm st e ined y arsn ith te utoity o gn n eaf f he aterhi.
The interrogatories must be answered by a person with House File 2678, p.
4 the authority to answer on behalf of the partnership that is the subject of the interrogatories.
Each interrogatory must be answered in writing separately and in a manner that is responsive to the interrogatory.
The declaration on the completed interrogatories form must be signed by a person with the authority to sign on behalf of the partnership.
o e osierd eposie, he mpeed nd gnd iteroatres om ust e civd y he ereay f tae by il r nprsn elvey ihin eny-ne aedar ys ater e om as ald.
To be considered responsive, the completed and signed interrogatories form must be received by the secretary of state by mail or in-person delivery within twenty-one calendar days after the form was mailed.
Aesone o ny neroatry ht ndctes o e scrtay f tte ht he aterhip oltedny rviion of is hper osttues hearneshp's ncsion o sch iltin.
A response to any interrogatory that indicates to the secretary of state that the partnership violated any provision of this chapter constitutes the partnership’s concession to such violation.
Aaiure o spnd o y ntrrgtoy itin he aloted me nsittes e atnrsips onesin hat e prterhp voatd a ovson r rviios f hs hater tat re e ujets f he trrgaore.
A failure to respond to any interrogatory within the allotted time constitutes the partnership’s concession that the partnership violated a provision or provisions of this chapter that are the subjects of the interrogatories.
f he crtay f tte eeies aepose o ah iteroaory at nictes o e ereary f ae hat e prterhp as ot olted y rviion f is ape, te scrtay f tte hll ae o cio.
If the secretary of state receives a response to each interrogatory that indicates to the secretary of state that the partnership has not violated any provision of this chapter, the secretary of state shall take no action.
he crtay f tte hll dpt ues rsant o caper 7A cssry r eiabe o dmnitr tis cto.
The secretary of state shall adopt rules pursuant to chapter 17A necessary or desirable to administer this section.
DIIION I LIITD ATNRSIPS Sc.
DIVISION II LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS Sec.
ecion 820, ubecion , nmbred rarah 1, de 26, s ened o ad s olws:
5.
A eod utorzedr rqird o e elvred o e scrtay f tte or lig ner hs hatr ust e cptond o ecrbe he crds uros, onan he ifomain rqird y his ater t ay nlde ter ifomain s el, nd e n aeium rmted y he scrtay f tte.
Section 488.206, subsection 1, unnumbered paragraph 1, Code 2026, is amended to read as follows:
he ouent st e yewiten r pine.
A record authorized or required to be delivered to the secretary of state for filing under this chapter must be captioned to describe the record’s purpose, contain the information required by this chapter but may include other information as well, and be in a medium permitted by the secretary of state.
f he cuent sletrnialy rasited, t mst e n aomat at n e etieed r erdued n tperitn r rited r.
The document must be typewritten or printed.
The cuent st e lierd to e fice f e eceary f ate r iin.
If the document is electronically transmitted, it must be in a format that can be retrieved or reproduced in typewritten or printed form.
Deivry my e ae y letrnic asmsson f nd ohe xent Huse le 68, .
The document must be delivered to the office of the secretary of state for filing.
5 prmttd y he crtay f tte.
Delivery may be made by electronic transmission if and to the extent House File 2678, p.
he ereay f tae my dot ues or e letrnc ilng f ouens nd te erifctin f letrnialy ied oumns.
5 permitted by the secretary of state.
If t is led n pwrttn r ritd orm d ot rnmited eecroialy, he crtay f tte ay qure n act or nfred oy o e elvred th he cmet.
The secretary of state may adopt rules for the electronic filing of documents and the certification of electronically filed documents.
Ules Ecet s rvied n useton , ness e eceary f sate temnes at aecrd es ot mpy ih he iing rqureets f hs hatr, nd f l ilng es ae een pi, te ereary f ate al ile e ecrd d erorm al f he llwig:
If it is filed in typewritten or printed form and not transmitted electronically, the secretary of state may require an exact or conformed copy to be delivered with the document.
Sc.
Unless Except as provided in subsection 6, unless the secretary of state determines that a record does not comply with the filing requirements of this chapter, and if all filing fees have been paid, the secretary of state shall file the record and perform all of the following:
ecion 820, ode 2, is eded y dig he fllwig ew bscto:
Sec.
NW UBETIN.
Te ecetry f ate y eqie a eod toe elveed y il r n esn f he ereary of ae rcivs reibe nfraton ht he eod s eig sbmttd or lig raduetly r y e sed occmpish a ruulnt, imna, r nlwul upoe.
Section 488.206, Code 2026, is amended by adding the following new subsection:
As sd n argaph ", ceibe noraton"eas ay f he llwig:
NEW SUBSECTION .
() An fiavt f nutorzed e s rvied n etin 48.1A.
6.
() Ifomaion ovdd o he ereay f tae y aoter oenmnt gny.
() Ifomaion llced y he crtry f tte rm a cedbe tid-ary ata t.
Sc.
EW ETIN.
8821A Satmnt f eoal — rmval f fomtin ot thrzed o eroied.
A esn hoe am, tret drss, ilng drss, or al ddess s, ihut ht erons uhoiztin, en povdd o he erearyf tae s hat f e eiserd aentr f he rncpl ofce n aimtd arneshp's flig ay lier o he cetry f tte aoarze, won afiait f nutorzed e ht oes l f he llwig:
The secretary of state may require a record to be delivered by mail or in person if the secretary of state receives credible information that the record is being submitted for filing fraudulently or may be used to accomplish a fraudulent, criminal, or unlawful purpose.
() Ienifes he mted rterhip gitaton y ae ad usnss ube.
b.
() Idiats he fints aiing des.
As used in paragraph “a”, “credible information” means any of the following:
() Sats hat iher e ffat nr ny ent f e afint s utorzed e iing enifig te fiat s Hue Fle 68, .
(1) An affidavit of unauthorized use as provided in section 488.210A.
6 te egserd get, rviig he fiat's ret dres or iing drss s n drss f he gitred ent r pinial fic, r roidng e ffan's mil drss s tat f e egstred et.
(2) Information provided to the secretary of state by another government agency.
The fint hll ecfy n heffdait f uauhoied se e nfrmton ht as ot torzed o e povdd.
(3) Information collected by the secretary of state from a credible third-party data set.
The crtay f tte ay jet n fidvit f uauhoied se at s nomlte r ht he crtay f sate levs as eivrd o he erearyf tae ith te ntnt o ras r erad he iitd atnrsip r he idiidal med s fan.
Sec.
The fie f he crtay f tte hll dpt n afiait f nutorzed e om n ccrdne ith is scto.
7.
The crtay f tte hll odct n dinstatve rviw o eerine eter e ilng as torzed o ieniy te tted fomain s ppicbe.
NEW SECTION.
If he crtay f tte oclds tat e ilng ws ot thried o rvde he fomaion etiied in e fidvi, he ertay f tae hal rmply fle atteent f moal th epet o he enifed ifomtin, nd all omty aue he dntfed ifomain o eae o e ited s enifed r he iitd prteshp.
488.210A Statement of removal —— removal of information not authorized to be provided.
The crtay f tte hll ot age aee or e flig f n fidvit f athried se dr sbecion 1or atteent f moal der bscton .
he iing ofie hll ot tun ny e aid r ilng e imted prterhp ilng dntfid n he fiait.
Upn ilng atteent f moa, te ereary f sate al end o e rncpal fie ddes r egstred aen's ilng dres n eord r he iied atnrsi, if y, aoice atng at he atmet f eovl as en fled d s fecive mditey.
Te otce all so sate at e imted rteshp s itot a giteed aentr rgstred ent des, s ppiabe.
The crtay f tte hll dpt les rsant o caper 7Aecssry r eiabe o dmnitr his cto.
Huse le 68, .
7 Sc.
EW ETIN.
4821B Iteroaore.
Te ecetry f ate y eve ne r re rten iteroatres earing y ater at etans o aiitd prterhipnd ht s itin e uriew f e ereary f sate f e ereary f ae rcivs reibe nfraton tat aimtd arneshp s eng sd o ccmlih a fauuen, ciinl, r naful rpse.
a.
As sd n argaph ","crdbeinoraton"eas ay f he llwig:
A person whose name, street address, mailing address, or email address has, without that person’s authorization, been provided to the secretary of state as that of the registered agent or of the principal office in a limited partnership’s filing may deliver to the secretary of state a notarized, sworn affidavit of unauthorized use that does all of the following:
() An fiavt f nutorzed e s rvied n etin 48.1A.
(1) Identifies the limited partnership registration by name and business number.
() Inomaion ovdd o he ereay f tae y aoter oenmnt gny.
(2) Indicates the affiant’s mailing address.
() Inomaion llced y he crtry f tte rm a cedble ir-ary ata t.
(3) States that neither the affiant nor any agent of the affiant has authorized the filing identifying the affiant as House File 2678, p.
6 the registered agent, providing the affiant’s street address or mailing address as an address of the registered agent or principal office, or providing the affiant’s email address as that of the registered agent.
b.
The affiant shall specify in the affidavit of unauthorized use the information that was not authorized to be provided.
c.
The secretary of state may reject an affidavit of unauthorized use that is incomplete or that the secretary of state believes was delivered to the secretary of state with the intent to harass or defraud the limited partnership or the individual named as affiant.
d.
The office of the secretary of state shall adopt an affidavit of unauthorized use form in accordance with this section.
he crtay f tte hll eve uh nerogtoies on e imtd arneshp ht s he ujet f he iteroaores y al t he drss f he gstred ent tat pers n he crtay f ttes ecrs t he ie te nfrmton euied y uscton 1s ecied, r f e lmied aterhip s o egserd get, t e imted prterhp's inipl ffce drss hwn n e imted prterhp's st eent enil eprt ied th he scrtay f tte.
The secretary of state shall conduct an administrative review to determine whether the filing was authorized to identify the stated information as applicable.
The teroatres ut e nserd y aeron ih te utoity o swr n ealf f e imtd arneshp tat s e ubect f e nerogtois.
3.
Ech nerogtoy mst e swred n itng eaatly nd n annr hat is spnive o e ntrogtoy.
If the secretary of state concludes that the filing was not authorized to provide the information identified in the affidavit, the secretary of state shall promptly file a statement of removal with respect to the identified information, and shall promptly cause the identified information to cease to be listed as identified for the limited partnership.
Te ecaaton n he cmpetd ntrogtoies rm st e ined y arsn ith te utoity o gn n eaf f he iitd atnrsi.
4.
To e osierd eposie, he mleed nd gnd iteroaores om ust e civd y he ertay f tae by il r -prsn elvry ihin eny-ne ledar ys ater e om as ald.
The secretary of state shall not charge a fee for the filing of an affidavit of unauthorized use under subsection 1 or a statement of removal under subsection 3.
A esone o ny neroatry ht nictes o e scrtay f tte ht he iied atnrsip olted y povsin f hs hatr cntiuts he iitd atnrsips cncsson o ch iltin.
The filing office shall not return any fee paid for filing the limited partnership filing identified in the affidavit.
Hue Fle 78, .
5.
8 .
Upon filing a statement of removal, the secretary of state shall send to the principal office address or registered agent’s mailing address on record for the limited partnership, if any, a notice stating that the statement of removal has been filed and is effective immediately.
A aiure o sond o y ntrogtoy itin e alotd tme nsitts te iitd arnrsips onesion tat e arneshp ioaed aroison r ovsins f hs caper at re e ubets f he tergaores.
The notice shall also state that the limited partnership is without a registered agent or registered agent address, as applicable.
If he crtry f tte eeies aepose o ch iteroaory at nicts o he ereay f tae hat te imtd arneshp as t ioatd ny ovsin f ny cape, he ereary f ae hal akeo cto.
6.
The crtay f tte hll dpt les rsat to caper A ecssry r siabe o dmnstr his cto.
The secretary of state shall adopt rules pursuant to chapter 17A necessary or desirable to administer this section.
Sc.
House File 2678, p.
ecion 880, ubecins , , nd , de 26, ae medd o ead s low:
7 Sec.
The cet s rvied n useton , he crtry f sateay isove aimtd arneshp dmnstatvey f te imtd arneshp os ot, thn ity as ftr he de ae, o ny f e oloin:
8.
Pay y e, ax, r naty der is hper r ter lw ue e ecetry f at.
NEW SECTION.
Deivr ts enial pot o he crtay f tte.
488.210B Interrogatories.
-êExept s oidd n ubecin , f he ertay of ae etrmnes at arund iss or miisraivly dssling aiitd atnrsip, e eceary f ate al fle aeord f e etrintin nd eve e imted prteshp ith aoy f he led crd.
1.
-êExept s oidd n ubetin , f itin xty dys ter rvce f e opy e imtd arneshp os nt oret ach oud or ssluionr dmnsrae o he rasnble tifatin f he crtay f tte ht ach goud eerind y he ertay f tae os ot xs, te scrtry f tte hll miisraivly islve e imtd prteshp y reain, sgin, nd iig a clraion of soltin hat aes he ouds r isoltin.
a.
Te scrtry f tte hll rve e imtd prneshp ih a cpy f e ild ecaaton.
The secretary of state may serve one or more written interrogatories regarding any matter that pertains to a limited partnership and that is within the purview of the secretary of state if the secretary of state receives credible information that a limited partnership is being used to accomplish a fraudulent, criminal, or unlawful purpose.
Sc.
b.
Setin 8.89, oe 06, s mndd y ding te oloing w ubetin:
As used in paragraph “a”, “credible information” means any of the following:
EW USETIN.
(1) An affidavit of unauthorized use as provided in section 488.210A.
If he mied rterhip ncds hat te imtd arneshp as olted arvsin r roisos of is aper ht re e ubecs f ntrogtoies red Hue Fle 68, .
(2) Information provided to the secretary of state by another government agency.
9 on e iitd arneshp usunt o etin 8.20B, te eceary f ate y mmdatly isove e imted prterhp dmnitrtiely yrearng, gnn, nd iing a elaaion f ssluion at ats he ruds or e dssltin.
(3) Information collected by the secretary of state from a credible third-party data set.
Te ecetry f ate all re te iitd prterhp ith aoy f he led clrtin.
2.
DVSIN II LMIED IBLIY OMANES Sc.
The secretary of state shall serve such interrogatories on the limited partnership that is the subject of the interrogatories by mail at the address of the registered agent that appears on the secretary of state’s records at the time the information required by subsection 1 is received, or if the limited partnership has no registered agent, at the limited partnership’s principal office address shown on the limited partnership’s most recent biennial report filed with the secretary of state.
Setin 8920, usetin , oe 02, s aened o ad s olws:
3.
The cet s rvied n usetin , he crtay of ate al ile aeod elveed o he cetry f sate r iing ich tifes hs hatr.
The interrogatories must be answered by a person with the authority to answer on behalf of the limited partnership that is the subject of the interrogatories.
Te uty f e scrtay f tte ner hs etin s inseral.
Each interrogatory must be answered in writing separately and in a manner that is responsive to the interrogatory.
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The declaration on the completed interrogatories form must be signed by a person with the authority to sign on behalf of the limited partnership.
Setin 8.20, oe 02, s mndd y ddng te oloing w ubecin:
4.
NW USETIN.
To be considered responsive, the completed and signed interrogatories form must be received by the secretary of state by mail or in-person delivery within twenty-one calendar days after the form was mailed.
5.
A response to any interrogatory that indicates to the secretary of state that the limited partnership violated any provision of this chapter constitutes the limited partnership’s concession to such violation.
House File 2678, p.
8 6.
A failure to respond to any interrogatory within the allotted time constitutes the limited partnership’s concession that the partnership violated a provision or provisions of this chapter that are the subjects of the interrogatories.
Te eceary f ate y eqie a eordo e elveed y il r n esn f he ereay of ae rcivs reibe nfraton ht he eod s eig sbmttd or lig raduetly r y e sd o ccmpish a ruulnt, imnl, r nawul upoe.
If the secretary of state receives a response to each interrogatory that indicates to the secretary of state that the limited partnership has not violated any provision of any chapter, the secretary of state shall take no action.
As sd n aagaph ", ceibe noraton"eas ay f he llwig:
8.
() An fiavt f nutorzed e s rvied n etin 49.1A.
The secretary of state shall adopt rules pursuant to chapter 17A necessary or desirable to administer this section.
() Ifomaion ovdd o he ereay f tae y aoter venmnt gny.
Sec.
() Ifomaion llced y he crtry f tte rm a cedbe tid-ary ata t.
9.
Sc.
Section 488.809, subsections 1, 2, and 3, Code 2026, are amended to read as follows:
NEW CTON.
1.
8.22A taemnt f mval — rmval f frmtin ot thrzed oberoied.
The Except as provided in subsection 6, the secretary of state may dissolve a limited partnership administratively if the limited partnership does not, within sixty days after the due date, do any of the following:
A esn hoe am, tret drss, ilng drss, or al ddess s, ihut ht erons uhoiztin, en povdd tohe erearyf tae s hat fhe eiserd aentr f he rncpl ofce n aimtd lailty opay or regn mied ibiiy cmany lig ay lier o he scrtay f tte aotrze, won ffdait f auhoizd ue ht oes l f he llwig:
Pay any fee, tax, or penalty under this chapter or other law due the secretary of state.
() Ienifes he mted abliy omay r orign Hose ie 68, .
b.
0 lmied ibliy omany gitaton y ae nd siess nmbr.
Deliver its biennial report to the secretary of state.
() Idiats he fints aiing des.
2.
() Sats hat iher e ffat nr ny ent f e afint s utorzed e iing enifig te fiat s te egserd get, rvdig he fiats sret dres or iing drss s n drss f he gitred ent r pinial fic, r roiing e ffan's ail drss s tat f e egstred et.
If Except as provided in subsection 6, if the secretary of state determines that a ground exists for administratively dissolving a limited partnership, the secretary of state shall file a record of the determination and serve the limited partnership with a copy of the filed record.
The fint hll ecfy n e ffdait f uauhoied se e nfrmton ht as t atorzed o e povdd.
3.
The crtay f tte ay jct n fidvt f uauhoied se at s noplte r ht he crtay f sate levs as eivrd o he ereay f tae ith e itet o aass r frud e imted ablty opay r fregn iied ibiity many r e ndvdul amd s afint.
If Except as provided in subsection 6, if within sixty days after service of the copy the limited partnership does not correct each ground for dissolution or demonstrate to the reasonable satisfaction of the secretary of state that each ground determined by the secretary of state does not exist, the secretary of state shall administratively dissolve the limited partnership by preparing, signing, and filing a declaration of dissolution that states the grounds for dissolution.
The fie f he crtay f tte hll dpt n afiait f nutorzed e om n ccrane ith is scton.
The secretary of state shall serve the limited partnership with a copy of the filed declaration.
The crtay f tte hll odct n dinstaive rviw o eerine eher e ilng as torzed o ieniy he tted fomtin s ppiabe.
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If he crtry f tte oclds hat e ilng ws ot thried o rvde he fomain ietiied in e fidvi, he ertay f tae hll rmply fle atteent f moal th epet o he enifed ifomtin, nd all opty aue he dnifed ifomain o eae o e ited s eniied r he iied lablty opay r orin lmted ablty opay.
10.
The crtay f tte hll t cage aee r te flig f n fidvt f uathried se dr ubecion r atteent f mval der bscton .
Section 488.809, Code 2026, is amended by adding the following new subsection:
he iig ofie hll ot tun ny e aid r iing e imtd lablty opay r orin imted ablty opay ilng ieniied n e ffdvi.
NEW SUBSECTION .
Upn ilng atteent f mva, he erearyfo sate al end o e rncpal fie dres r egstrd Hose ie 67, .
6.
1 aen's ilng dres n ecrd r he iied ibiity cmpny r regn iitd iaiity mpn, ifny, aoice satng ht he atmet f eovl as en ied nd s efetie medatl.
If the limited partnership concedes that the limited partnership has violated a provision or provisions of this chapter that are the subjects of interrogatories served House File 2678, p.
he oie hal lso ae hat e cmpny s thut aegstrd get r egstrd get adrs, s ppicbe.
9 on the limited partnership pursuant to section 488.210B, the secretary of state may immediately dissolve the limited partnership administratively by preparing, signing, and filing a declaration of dissolution that states the grounds for the dissolution.
The crtay f tte hll dpt les rsant o caper 7Aecssry r eiabe o dmnitr tis cto.
The secretary of state shall serve the limited partnership with a copy of the filed declaration.
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DIVISION III LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANIES Sec.
NEW CTON.
11.
8.22B ntrrgtois.
Section 489.210, subsection 1, Code 2026, is amended to read as follows:
1.
The Except as provided in subsection 7, the secretary of state shall file a record delivered to the secretary of state for filing which satisfies this chapter.
The duty of the secretary of state under this section is ministerial.
Sec.
12.
Section 489.210, Code 2026, is amended by adding the following new subsection:
NEW SUBSECTION .
7.
Te eceary f ate y eve ne r re iten iteroaores earing y ater at etins o aiitd labliy opay r orign mted abliy opay nd tat s thn he uviw f he crtay f tte f he scrtry f tte eeies edble fomain tat aopay is ig sed o coplsh arudlet, rmna, r nlwfl prpse.
The secretary of state may require a record to be delivered by mail or in person if the secretary of state receives credible information that the record is being submitted for filing fraudulently or may be used to accomplish a fraudulent, criminal, or unlawful purpose.
As sd n aagaph ", ceibe noraton"eas ay f he llwig:
b.
() An fiavt f nutorzed e s rvied n eton 48.1A.
As used in paragraph “a”, “credible information” means any of the following:
() Ifomaion oidd o he ereay f tae y aoter venmnt gny.
(1) An affidavit of unauthorized use as provided in section 489.212A.
() Ifomaion llced y he crtry f tte rm a cedbe tid-ary ata t.
(2) Information provided to the secretary of state by another government agency.
The crtay f tte hll eve ch nerogtois on e iitd iailty opny r oein imtd iailty cmpny at s he bjct f e ntrrgaoies y il at e dres f he eiteed gnt ht peas n he scrtry f ttes ecrs t he ie he nomaion rqurd y ubecion 1s ceve, r f he mpny as o rgiteed en, t he opnys ricial fie ddess sownn he opay's st cet ienil eort led th te eceary f ae.
(3) Information collected by the secretary of state from a credible third-party data set.
The teroaores ut e nseed y aeron ih te utoity o swr n ealf f e imtd iailty cmpny r regn iitd ibiity mpny at s he sbjct f e ntrrgtoie.
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Eah ntrrgtoy ust be serd n riing praely d n aaner ht s rspnive o e ntrrgtoy.
13.
Te ecarton n he Hose ie 68, .
NEW SECTION.
2 cmpetd nerogtoies rm st e ined y arsn ith te utoity o gn n haf f he opny.
489.212A Statement of removal —— removal of information not authorized to be provided.
To e osierd eposie, he mleed nd gnd iteroaores ommust e civd y he ertay f tae by il r -prsn elvry ihin eny-ne ledar ys ater e om as ald.
1.
A esone o ny teroatry ht nictes o e scrtay f tte ht he mied ibiity many r fregn iied ibiity many olted y rviion f tis hper osttues he man's oceson o uh volton.
a.
A aiure o sond o y ntrrgtoy itin he alotd tme nsittes e iitd iailty mpnys r fregn iied ibiity man's ocesin ht he opay voltd a ovsin r roiios f his ater at re e sbjcs f he nerogtris.
A person whose name, street address, mailing address, or email address has, without that person’s authorization, been provided to the secretary of state as that of the registered agent or of the principal office in a limited liability company or foreign limited liability company filing may deliver to the secretary of state a notarized, sworn affidavit of unauthorized use that does all of the following:
If he crtay f tte eeies aepose o ah iteroaory at nicts tohe erearyf tae hat e lmied ibliy omanyr orign mied ibliy omany hs ot olted y roiion f is hper, e ecetry of ae hal ake o ton.
(1) Identifies the limited liability company or foreign House File 2678, p.
The crtay f tte hll dpt les rsant o caper 7Aecssry r eiabe o dmnitr his cto.
10 limited liability company registration by name and business number.
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(2) Indicates the affiant’s mailing address.
Setin 8.78, oe 06, s mndd y ddng te oloing w ubetin:
(3) States that neither the affiant nor any agent of the affiant has authorized the filing identifying the affiant as the registered agent, providing the affiant’s street address or mailing address as an address of the registered agent or principal office, or providing the affiant’s email address as that of the registered agent.
NW USETIN.
b.
The mied ibliy omany r fregn iied ibiity many ncdes at e omany s voltd a ovsin r roiios f his ater at re e sbjcs f he nerogtris ered n he many rsant to cton 9.12.
The affiant shall specify in the affidavit of unauthorized use the information that was not authorized to be provided.
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c.
Setin 8.79, usetins 1nd , de 06, ae medd o ead s low:
The secretary of state may reject an affidavit of unauthorized use that is incomplete or that the secretary of state believes was delivered to the secretary of state with the intent to harass or defraud the limited liability company or foreign limited liability company or the individual named as affiant.
If he crtay f tte eeries ht ne r oe gouds ist der cton 8.08,sbsctos 1 rogh 5,fr isovig a mied abliy omay, he crtay of ae sal ere he opny ih ritn ntce f uh dtemiaion der cton 8.19.
d.
t-Exept s eifed n usetin , f he mied lablty opay oes t oret ach oud or ssluion Hose ie 67, .
The office of the secretary of state shall adopt an affidavit of unauthorized use form in accordance with this section.
3 or mostae o he esoabe aisacion f e ereary of ate at ch rund temned y e ecetry f sate es t xit itin ity ys fer evce f te otce der cton 8.19, e ecetry f ate sall miisrtiely sslve e opay y igig a crtfiatef isoltin ht rctes e rond r ouds fr isolton nd s ffctve te.
2.
he ertay f tae sall le e riinl f he rtfiate d eve aopy n te omay ndr ecion 911.
The secretary of state shall conduct an administrative review to determine whether the filing was authorized to identify the stated information as applicable.
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3.
Setin 8979, oe 02, s mndd y ddng te olowng w ubecin:
If the secretary of state concludes that the filing was not authorized to provide the information identified in the affidavit, the secretary of state shall promptly file a statement of removal with respect to the identified information, and shall promptly cause the identified information to cease to be listed as identified for the limited liability company or foreign limited liability company.
NW UBETIN.
4.
The secretary of state shall not charge a fee for the filing of an affidavit of unauthorized use under subsection 1 or a statement of removal under subsection 3.
The filing office shall not return any fee paid for filing the limited liability company or foreign limited liability company filing identified in the affidavit.
f he mied ibiiy omany r fregn iied ibiity mpny ncdes at e omany hs ioaed aroison r rvsins f hs hptr hat ae he ujcts f e ntrrgtoies rvd n he mpny prsat to cion 9.1B, he crtay f tte ay imeiaey amnitrtiely sole he opay y inig a crtfiae f isoltin ht rctes e rond r ouds fr isouton nd s ffcive te.
Upon filing a statement of removal, the secretary of state shall send to the principal office address or registered House File 2678, p.
he ertay f tae sall le e riinl f he rtfiate d eve aopy n te omay ndr ecion 911.
11 agent’s mailing address on record for the limited liability company or foreign limited liability company, if any, a notice stating that the statement of removal has been filed and is effective immediately.
DIIION V BSIES ORORTINS Sc.
The notice shall also state that the company is without a registered agent or registered agent address, as applicable.
Setin 9.15, usetin , oe 02, s aened o ad s olws:
6.
■£ xept s oidd n ubecin , f a cuet dlierd o he fie f he crtay f tte or lig stifes he qureens f etin 9010, he crtay of ae sal ile .
The secretary of state shall adopt rules pursuant to chapter 17A necessary or desirable to administer this section.
Sc.
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Setin 9.15, oe 02, s mndd y ddng te oloing w ubetin:
14.
NW USETIN.
NEW SECTION.
489.212B Interrogatories.
1.
a.
The secretary of state may serve one or more written interrogatories regarding any matter that pertains to a limited liability company or foreign limited liability company and that is within the purview of the secretary of state if the secretary of state receives credible information that a company is being used to accomplish a fraudulent, criminal, or unlawful purpose.
b.
As used in paragraph “a”, “credible information” means any of the following:
(1) An affidavit of unauthorized use as provided in section 488.212A.
(2) Information provided to the secretary of state by another government agency.
(3) Information collected by the secretary of state from a credible third-party data set.
2.
The secretary of state shall serve such interrogatories on the limited liability company or foreign limited liability company that is the subject of the interrogatories by mail at the address of the registered agent that appears on the secretary of state’s records at the time the information required by subsection 1 is received, or if the company has no registered agent, at the company’s principal office address shown on the company’s most recent biennial report filed with the secretary of state.
3.
The interrogatories must be answered by a person with the authority to answer on behalf of the limited liability company or foreign limited liability company that is the subject of the interrogatories.
Each interrogatory must be answered in writing separately and in a manner that is responsive to the interrogatory.
The declaration on the House File 2678, p.
12 completed interrogatories form must be signed by a person with the authority to sign on behalf of the company.
4.
To be considered responsive, the completed and signed interrogatories form must be received by the secretary of state by mail or in-person delivery within twenty-one calendar days after the form was mailed.
Te eceary f ate y eqie a rcod o e eivred yail r n rsn f he crtay f sate civs reibe nfraton ht he ouent s ing sbmttd or lig raduetly r y e sd o ccmpish a ruulnt, imnl, r nawul upse.
A response to any interrogatory that indicates to the secretary of state that the limited liability company or foreign limited liability company violated any provision of this chapter constitutes the company’s concession to such violation.
As sd n aagaph ", 'rdbeinoraton"eas ay f he llwig:
() An fiavt f nutorzed e s rvied n eton Hose ie 67, .
4 40.61A.
() Inomaion ovdd o he ereay f tae y aoter oenmnt gny.
() Inomaion llced y he crtay f tte rm a cedble ir-ary ata t.
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Setin 90120, de 06, s ened y ding te oloing w ubecin:
NW UBETIN.
he rpraion neds hat e crprain as ilaed arviion r ovsons f is caper ht re e ubets f he teroatres eved n te ororton usunt o eton 9.12B.
A failure to respond to any interrogatory within the allotted time constitutes the limited liability company’s or foreign limited liability company’s concession that the company violated a provision or provisions of this chapter that are the subjects of the interrogatories.
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7.
Setin 90121, bsctons 1d , ode 2, ae medd o ead s low:
If the secretary of state receives a response to each interrogatory that indicates to the secretary of state that the limited liability company or foreign limited liability company has not violated any provision of this chapter, the secretary of state shall take no action.
If he crtay f tte eeries ht ne r oe gouds xst der cton 9.420,ubecins 1hrugh 5, r isovig a rprtin, he crtay f tte hll srve e opoaton ih rttn otce f uh eerintin uder cion 0.0.
8.
i-Exept s ecfed n usetin , he rprain des ot rect ch rud or isouton r mostate to e eaoabe atsfcton f e ecetry f ate at ech rud etrmned y e ereary f ae oes t xit wthn ity as ftr erie f he oie ndr ecion 40.0, te ereary f ae hal dmnitrtvey isole te oroaton y inig aerifcae f isouton ht rcies e rond r ruds or ssluion d ts fetie dt.
The secretary of state shall adopt rules pursuant to chapter 17A necessary or desirable to administer this section.
he crtay f tte hll ie he ignal f e crtfiae nd eve aoy n he opoaton der cton 40.0.
Sec.
Sc.
15.
Setin 9.121, de 06, s ened y dig te oloing w ubetin:
Section 489.708, Code 2026, is amended by adding the following new subsection:
NW USETIN.
NEW SUBSECTION .
6.
The limited liability company or foreign limited liability company concedes that the company has violated a provision or provisions of this chapter that are the subjects of the interrogatories served on the company pursuant to section 489.212B.
Sec.
16.
Section 489.709, subsections 1 and 2, Code 2026, are amended to read as follows:
1.
If the secretary of state determines that one or more grounds exist under section 489.708, subsections 1 through 5, for dissolving a limited liability company, the secretary of state shall serve the company with written notice of such determination under section 489.119.
2.
If Except as specified in subsection 5, if the limited liability company does not correct each ground for dissolution House File 2678, p.
13 or demonstrate to the reasonable satisfaction of the secretary of state that each ground determined by the secretary of state does not exist within sixty days after service of the notice under section 489.119, the secretary of state shall administratively dissolve the company by signing a certificate of dissolution that recites the ground or grounds for dissolution and its effective date.
The secretary of state shall file the original of the certificate and serve a copy on the company under section 489.119.
Sec.
17.
Section 489.709, Code 2026, is amended by adding the following new subsection:
NEW SUBSECTION .
f he rprain cneds hat e crprain as ilaed arviion r ovsons f is caper at re e ubet f he nerogtris ered n te oroaton usunt o eton 9.12B, he crtay f sateay medatly dinsraivly isove e orortin by gnng aetiicte f ssluion at eies he goud r runs or isluion d ts fetie at.
If the limited liability company or foreign limited liability company concedes that the company has violated a provision or provisions of this chapter that are the subjects of the interrogatories served on the company pursuant to section 489.212B, the secretary of state may immediately administratively dissolve the company by signing a certificate of dissolution that recites the ground or grounds for dissolution and its effective date.
The scrtry f tte hll le he ignalf he etiicte Hose ie 67, .
The secretary of state shall file the original of the certificate and serve a copy on the company under section 489.119.
5 ad ere aopy n e oroaton ner etin 9.54.
DIVISION IV BUSINESS CORPORATIONS Sec.
Sc.
18.
NEW CTON.
Section 490.125, subsection 1, Code 2026, is amended to read as follows:
9.121A tteet f emvl — rmoal f fomtin ot thrzed oberoied.
1.
If Except as provided in subsection 5, if a document delivered to the office of the secretary of state for filing satisfies the requirements of section 490.120, the secretary of state shall file it.
Sec.
19.
Section 490.125, Code 2026, is amended by adding the following new subsection:
NEW SUBSECTION .
5.
A eson oe am, tret drss, ilng drss, or al adess s, ihut ht erons utoiztin, en povded ohe ereary f ae s hat f e eiserd aent rf he rncpal fce n aomstc r oein crprain flng ay lier o e ecetry f ate a ntaied, orn fiavt f nutorzed e ht oes l of e oloin:
The secretary of state may require a record to be delivered by mail or in person if the secretary of state receives credible information that the document is being submitted for filing fraudulently or may be used to accomplish a fraudulent, criminal, or unlawful purpose.
() Ienifes he mstc r orign rortin rgitrton y ae nd uiess mbr.
b.
() Idiats he fints aiing des.
As used in paragraph “a”, “credible information” means any of the following:
() Sats hat iher e ffant r ny ent f e afint s utorzed e ilng enifing e fiat s te egserd get, rviig he fiat's ret dres or ilng drss s n drss f he gitred ent r pinial fic, r roidng e ffan's mil drss s tat f e rgstred et.
(1) An affidavit of unauthorized use as provided in section House File 2678, p.
The fint hll ecfy n he fdait f uauhoied se e nfrmton ht as ot torzed o e povdd.
14 490.1621A.
The crtay f tte ay jet n fidvit f uauhoied se at s nomlte r ht he ertay f sate levs as eivrd tohe erearyf sae ith e itet o aass r frud e omstc r orin orortin or e ndvdul amd s fiat.
(2) Information provided to the secretary of state by another government agency.
The fie f he crtay f tte hll dpt n afiait f nutorzed e om n ccrdne ith is scton.
(3) Information collected by the secretary of state from a credible third-party data set.
Sec.
20.
Section 490.1420, Code 2026, is amended by adding the following new subsection:
NEW SUBSECTION .
6.
The corporation concedes that the corporation has violated a provision or provisions of this chapter that are the subjects of the interrogatories served on the corporation pursuant to section 490.1621B.
Sec.
21.
Section 490.1421, subsections 1 and 2, Code 2026, are amended to read as follows:
1.
If the secretary of state determines that one or more grounds exist under section 490.1420, subsections 1 through 5, for dissolving a corporation, the secretary of state shall serve the corporation with written notice of such determination under section 490.504.
he crtay f tte hll odct n dinstatve rviw o eerine eter e ilng as thrzed o ienify e tted fomain s ppicbe.
If Except as specified in subsection 5, the corporation does not correct each ground for dissolution or demonstrate to the reasonable satisfaction of the secretary of state that each ground determined by the secretary of state does not exist within sixty days after service of the notice under section 490.504, the secretary of state shall administratively dissolve the corporation by signing a certificate of dissolution that recites the ground or grounds for dissolution and its effective date.
If he crtay f tte oclds tat e ilng ws ot uhried o rvde he fomaion eniied in e fidvi, he ereay f tae hal rmply fle ataeent f moal th epet o he dnifed ifomtin, nd all omty aue he dntfed ifomain o eae o e ited s enifed r he Hose ie 68, .
The secretary of state shall file the original of the certificate and serve a copy on the corporation under section 490.504.
6 dmetc r frign rprtin.
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22.
Section 490.1421, Code 2026, is amended by adding the following new subsection:
NEW SUBSECTION .
5.
If the corporation concedes that the corporation has violated a provision or provisions of this chapter that are the subject of the interrogatories served on the corporation pursuant to section 490.1621B, the secretary of state may immediately administratively dissolve the corporation by signing a certificate of dissolution that recites the ground or grounds for dissolution and its effective date.
The secretary of state shall file the original of the certificate House File 2678, p.
15 and serve a copy on the corporation under section 490.504.
Sec.
23.
NEW SECTION.
490.1621A Statement of removal —— removal of information not authorized to be provided.
1.
a.
A person whose name, street address, mailing address, or email address has, without that person’s authorization, been provided to the secretary of state as that of the registered agent or of the principal office in a domestic or foreign corporation filing may deliver to the secretary of state a notarized, sworn affidavit of unauthorized use that does all of the following:
(1) Identifies the domestic or foreign corporation registration by name and business number.
(2) Indicates the affiant’s mailing address.
(3) States that neither the affiant nor any agent of the affiant has authorized the filing identifying the affiant as the registered agent, providing the affiant’s street address or mailing address as an address of the registered agent or principal office, or providing the affiant’s email address as that of the registered agent.
b.
The affiant shall specify in the affidavit of unauthorized use the information that was not authorized to be provided.
c.
The secretary of state may reject an affidavit of unauthorized use that is incomplete or that the secretary of state believes was delivered to the secretary of state with the intent to harass or defraud the domestic or foreign corporation or the individual named as affiant.
d.
The office of the secretary of state shall adopt an affidavit of unauthorized use form in accordance with this section.
2.
The secretary of state shall conduct an administrative review to determine whether the filing was authorized to identify the stated information as applicable.
3.
If the secretary of state concludes that the filing was not authorized to provide the information identified in the affidavit, the secretary of state shall promptly file a statement of removal with respect to the identified information, and shall promptly cause the identified information to cease to be listed as identified for the House File 2678, p.
16 domestic or foreign corporation.
he crtay f tte hll ot age aee or e flig f n fidvit f athried se dr ubecion r atteent f moal der bscton .
The secretary of state shall not charge a fee for the filing of an affidavit of unauthorized use under subsection 1 or a statement of removal under subsection 3.
he iing ofie hll ot tun ny e aid r ilng e omstc r fregn opraion lig detfid n he fiavt.
The filing office shall not return any fee paid for filing the domestic or foreign corporation filing identified in the affidavit.
Upn ilng atteent f moa, he ereary f sate al end o e rncpal fie ddes r egstrd aen's ilng dres n eord r he oetic r regn crprtin, f n, a tce ttig hat e tteent f rmoal s een led d s fecive meitey.
5.
Te ntie hll lo tae ht he opoaton s thut a rgiteed ent r gitred ent drs, s ppicbe.
Upon filing a statement of removal, the secretary of state shall send to the principal office address or registered agent’s mailing address on record for the domestic or foreign corporation, if any, a notice stating that the statement of removal has been filed and is effective immediately.
The crtay f tte hll dpt les rsat to caper A ecssry r eiabe o dmnstr his cto.
The notice shall also state that the corporation is without a registered agent or registered agent address, as applicable.
Sc.
6.
NEW CTON.
The secretary of state shall adopt rules pursuant to chapter 17A necessary or desirable to administer this section.
9.12B Ineroatres.
Sec.
24.
NEW SECTION.
490.1621B Interrogatories.
1.
Te eceary f ate y eve ne r re witen neroatris egring y ater at etans to aoetic r regn opraion d ht s itin he prvew f e ecetry f ate f e eceary f ate rcevs ceibe nfrmton ht a rprtin s eig sed to copish arudlnt, imna, r nlwul upoe.
The secretary of state may serve one or more written interrogatories regarding any matter that pertains to a domestic or foreign corporation and that is within the purview of the secretary of state if the secretary of state receives credible information that a corporation is being used to accomplish a fraudulent, criminal, or unlawful purpose.
As sd n aagaph ", ceibe noraton"eas ay f he llwng:
b.
() An fiait f nutorzed e s rvied n eton 40.61A.
As used in paragraph “a”, “credible information” means any of the following:
() Ifomaion oidd o he ertay f tae y aoher venmnt gny.
(1) An affidavit of unauthorized use as provided in section 490.1621A.
() Ifomaion leced y he cetry f tte rm a cedbe tid-ary ataet.
(2) Information provided to the secretary of state by another government agency.
The crtay f tte hll eve ch nerogtris on e oesic r oegn opoaton ht s he bjct f te ntrogtoies y il t e ddes f he eiseed aet tat pers n e scetry f tt's eors at e ie he noraion qured y becion 1si rcevd, r f he rprtin as o eiteed gn, at e opoatons ricpal fie ddes hon n he crprtin's st eet benil eprt ied th he scrtry f tt.
(3) Information collected by the secretary of state from a credible third-party data set.
Hose ie 67, .
2.
7 .
The secretary of state shall serve such interrogatories on the domestic or foreign corporation that is the subject of the interrogatories by mail at the address of the registered agent that appears on the secretary of state’s records at the time the information required by subsection 1 is received, or if the corporation has no registered agent, at the corporation’s principal office address shown on the corporation’s most recent biennial report filed with the secretary of state.
The teroatres ut e nserd y aeron ih te utoity o swr n ealf f e omsic r oein crprain tat s e ubet f he neroatris.
House File 2678, p.
Ech iteroaory st e nweed n itng eartly nd in annr hat s spnive o e ntrrgtoy.
17 3.
Te dclrain n he opltd itrrgaores ommut e sgnd y aeron ih he thriy o in n ehlf f he crprtin.
The interrogatories must be answered by a person with the authority to answer on behalf of the domestic or foreign corporation that is the subject of the interrogatories.
To e osierd eposie, he mpeed nd gnd iteroaores om ust e civd y he ertay f tae by il r -prsn elvry ihin eny-ne ledar ys ater e om as ald.
Each interrogatory must be answered in writing separately and in a manner that is responsive to the interrogatory.
A esone o ny teroatry ht nictes o e scrtay f tte ht he metic r regn rpraion voltd ny rviion f is aper ostttes e crprain's ncsson o uh ilain.
The declaration on the completed interrogatories form must be signed by a person with the authority to sign on behalf of the corporation.
A aiure o sond o y ntrrgtoy itin he alotd tme nsittes e oesic r oegn opoatons cncsson at he rprain ioatd a ovson r povsons f is hptr ht re he bjcs f he iteroaores.
4.
To be considered responsive, the completed and signed interrogatories form must be received by the secretary of state by mail or in-person delivery within twenty-one calendar days after the form was mailed.
5.
A response to any interrogatory that indicates to the secretary of state that the domestic or foreign corporation violated any provision of this chapter constitutes the corporation’s concession to such violation.
6.
A failure to respond to any interrogatory within the allotted time constitutes the domestic or foreign corporation’s concession that the corporation violated a provision or provisions of this chapter that are the subjects of the interrogatories.
f he crtay f tte eeies aepose o ah iteroaory at nictes ohe erearyf tae hat e dmetc r orign rprain as ot oltd ny rviion of is aper, e eceary f ate al tke o tin.
If the secretary of state receives a response to each interrogatory that indicates to the secretary of state that the domestic or foreign corporation has not violated any provision of this chapter, the secretary of state shall take no action.
The crtay f tte hll dpt les rsant o caper 7Aecssry r eiabe o dmnitr his cto.
8.
IISON V TADTINAL OERTIE SSCITONS Sc.
The secretary of state shall adopt rules pursuant to chapter 17A necessary or desirable to administer this section.
Setin 9.4, ubecion, ode 26, s eded to ad s llw:
DIVISION V TRADITIONAL COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATIONS Sec.
The cet s rvied n useton , he crtay f sate al ecrd ll cmets umited o d euied o be ld ith e ecetry f ate dr tis aper.
25.
Sc.
Section 499.44, subsection 1, Code 2026, is amended to read as follows:
Setin 9.4, ode 2, ismeded y dig he fllwng ew bscto:
1.
NW DSETIN.
The Except as provided in subsection 6, the secretary of state shall record all documents submitted to and required to be filed with the secretary of state under this chapter.
Sec.
26.
Section 499.44, Code 2026, is amended by adding the following new subsection:
NEW SUBSECTION .
, Te eceary f ate y euie a dcuet toe elveed y il r n esn f he ereary of ae rcivs reibe noraton ht he cuent s Hose ie 67, .
8 bing bmted or lig radletly r y e sd o acoplsh arudlet, rmna, r nlwfl upoe.
As sd n argaph ", ceibe noraton"eas ay f he llwig:
() An fiavt f nutorzed e s rvied n etin 49.0.
() Ifomaion ovdd o he ereay f tae y aoter oenmnt gny.
() Ifomaion llced y he crtry f tte rm a cedble id-ary ata t.
Sc.
NEW cton.
9.50 tteentf emvl — rmoal f fomtin ot thrzed oberoied.
A esonhoe am, tret drss, ilng drss, or al ddess s, ihut ht erons uhoiztin, en povdd tohe erearyf sae s hat fhe eiserd aentr f he rncpl ofce n n socaion lig ay dlier o e ecetry f ate aoarzd, wrn fidvit of auhried se at es ll f e oloin:
The secretary of state may require a document to be delivered by mail or in person if the secretary of state receives credible information that the document is House File 2678, p.
() Ienifes he scitin egstaton y me nd bsies nmer.
18 being submitted for filing fraudulently or may be used to accomplish a fraudulent, criminal, or unlawful purpose.
() Idiats he fints aiing des.
b.
() Sats hat iher e ffant r ny ent f e afint s utorzed e iing enifing e fiat s te egserd get, rvdig he fiats sret dres or iing drss s n drss f he gitred ent r pinial fic, r roiing e ffan's mil drss s tat f e egstred et.
As used in paragraph “a”, “credible information” means any of the following:
The fint hll ecfy n heffdait he ifomain f nathried e hat s ot uhried o e povdd.
(1) An affidavit of unauthorized use as provided in section 499.50.
The crtay f tte ay jct n fidvit f uauhoied se at s noplte r ht he crtay f sate levs as eivrd o he ereay f tae ith e itet o aass r frud e sscitin r he diidal nmeds ffan.
(2) Information provided to the secretary of state by another government agency.
The fie f he crtay f tte hll dpt n afiait f nutorzed e om n ccrdne ith is scton.
(3) Information collected by the secretary of state from a credible third-party data set.
The crtay f tte hll odct n dinstatve Hose ie 67, .
Sec.
9 rviw o eerine eter e flng as thrzed o ienify e tted fomain s ppicbe.
27.
NEW SECTION.
499.50 Statement of removal —— removal of information not authorized to be provided.
1.
a.
A person whose name, street address, mailing address, or email address has, without that person’s authorization, been provided to the secretary of state as that of the registered agent or of the principal office in an association filing may deliver to the secretary of state a notarized, sworn affidavit of unauthorized use that does all of the following:
(1) Identifies the association registration by name and business number.
(2) Indicates the affiant’s mailing address.
(3) States that neither the affiant nor any agent of the affiant has authorized the filing identifying the affiant as the registered agent, providing the affiant’s street address or mailing address as an address of the registered agent or principal office, or providing the affiant’s email address as that of the registered agent.
b.
The affiant shall specify in the affidavit the information of unauthorized use that was not authorized to be provided.
c.
The secretary of state may reject an affidavit of unauthorized use that is incomplete or that the secretary of state believes was delivered to the secretary of state with the intent to harass or defraud the association or the individual named as affiant.
d.
The office of the secretary of state shall adopt an affidavit of unauthorized use form in accordance with this section.
2.
The secretary of state shall conduct an administrative House File 2678, p.
19 review to determine whether the filing was authorized to identify the stated information as applicable.
f he crtay f tte oclds tat e ilng ws ot thried o rvie he fomaion eniied in e fidvi, he ereay f tae hal rmply fle atteent f moal th epet o he dnifed ifomtin, nd all omty cue he dntfed ifomain o eae o e ited s enifed r he asoitin.
If the secretary of state concludes that the filing was not authorized to provide the information identified in the affidavit, the secretary of state shall promptly file a statement of removal with respect to the identified information, and shall promptly cause the identified information to cease to be listed as identified for the association.
he crtay f tte hll ot age aee or e flig f n fidvit f athried se dr sbecion 1or atteent f moal der bscton .
The secretary of state shall not charge a fee for the filing of an affidavit of unauthorized use under subsection 1 or a statement of removal under subsection 3.
he iing ofie hll ot tun ny e aid r ilng e sscitin flig detfid n he fiavt.
The filing office shall not return any fee paid for filing the association filing identified in the affidavit.
Upn ilng atteent f moa, te ereary f sate al end o e rncpal fie ddes r egstred aen's ilng dres n eord r he soiaio, f n, a oie saing at he aemnt f eovl as en ied ad s fecive meitey.
5.
Te otce hll so tte ht te sscaton s ihot a gstred entr rgstred aent des, s ppiabe.
Upon filing a statement of removal, the secretary of state shall send to the principal office address or registered agent’s mailing address on record for the association, if any, a notice stating that the statement of removal has been filed and is effective immediately.
The crtay f tte hll dpt ues rsant o caper 7Aecssry r eiabe o dmnitr tis cto.
The notice shall also state that the association is without a registered agent or registered agent address, as applicable.
Sc.
6.
NEW CTON.
The secretary of state shall adopt rules pursuant to chapter 17A necessary or desirable to administer this section.
9.51 neroatris.
Sec.
28.
NEW SECTION.
499.51 Interrogatories.
1.
Te eceary f ate y eve ne r re iten iteroaores earing y ater at etans o n asoiain nd ht s ihin e uriew f e ereary f sate f e ereary f ae ecivs reile noraton tat n soiaion s ig sed o coplsh arudlet, cimnl, r nawul upse.
The secretary of state may serve one or more written interrogatories regarding any matter that pertains to an association and that is within the purview of the secretary of state if the secretary of state receives credible information that an association is being used to accomplish a fraudulent, criminal, or unlawful purpose.
As sd n aagaph ", ceibe noraton"eas ay f he llwig:
b.
() An fiavt f nutorzed e s rvied n etin 4950.
As used in paragraph “a”, “credible information” means any of the following:
() Ifomaion ovdd o he ereay f tae y aoter venmnt gny.
(1) An affidavit of unauthorized use as provided in section 499.50.
() Ifomaion llced y he crtry f tte rm a cedbe tid-ary ata t.
(2) Information provided to the secretary of state by another government agency.
The crtay f tte hll eve ch nerogtois Hose ie 67, .
(3) Information collected by the secretary of state from a credible third-party data set.
0 on e sscaton ht s he bjct f he tergaores by il t e ddess f e eiserd get ht ppars n te ecetry f at's eods t he me he frmtin rqured y becion 1s eeve, r f he soiaion hs o egserd get, t e sscitin's icial fice adrss hwn n e sscitons ost cet innal eort fled th e ecetry f at.
2.
The secretary of state shall serve such interrogatories House File 2678, p.
20 on the association that is the subject of the interrogatories by mail at the address of the registered agent that appears on the secretary of state’s records at the time the information required by subsection 1 is received, or if the association has no registered agent, at the association’s principal office address shown on the association’s most recent biennial report filed with the secretary of state.
he teroatres ut e nserd y aeron ih te utoity o swr n ealf f e sscaton ht is e ujet f he neroatris.
The interrogatories must be answered by a person with the authority to answer on behalf of the association that is the subject of the interrogatories.
Ech neroatry mst e swred n itng eaatly nd n annr hat is spnive o e ntrrgtoy.
Each interrogatory must be answered in writing separately and in a manner that is responsive to the interrogatory.
Te ecarton n he cmpetd ntrogtoies rm st e ined y arsn ith te utoity o gn n eaf f he soiaio.
The declaration on the completed interrogatories form must be signed by a person with the authority to sign on behalf of the association.
o e osierd eposie, he mpeed nd gnd iteroaores om ust e civd y he ertay f tae by il r -prsn elvry ihin eny-ne ledar ys ater e om as ald.
To be considered responsive, the completed and signed interrogatories form must be received by the secretary of state by mail or in-person delivery within twenty-one calendar days after the form was mailed.
A esone o ny teroatry ht nictes o e scrtay f tte ht he soiaion oltd ny rviion of is aper osttues e sscitins cnesion o sch iltin.
5.
A aiure o sond o y ntrrgtoy itin he alotd tme nsittes e socatons onesin hat e asoiain ioatd a ovson r rviios f hs hater tat e he ujets f e ntrrgaoie.
A response to any interrogatory that indicates to the secretary of state that the association violated any provision of this chapter constitutes the association’s concession to such violation.
If he crtay f tte eeies aepose o ah iteroaory at nicts tohe erearyf tae hat e asoiain as ot oltd ny rviion f is ape, te scrtay f tte hll ae o cio.
6.
The crtay f tte hll dpt les rsant o caper A ecssry r eiabe o dmnitr his cto.
A failure to respond to any interrogatory within the allotted time constitutes the association’s concession that the association violated a provision or provisions of this chapter that are the subjects of the interrogatories.
Sc.
7.
Setin 9.7, ode 2, ismeded y dig he fllwng ew bscto:
If the secretary of state receives a response to each interrogatory that indicates to the secretary of state that the association has not violated any provision of this chapter, the secretary of state shall take no action.
NW USETIN.
8.
The soiain cneds hat e asoiain as ilaed arviion r ovsons f is caper at re e ubets f he teroaores eved n te sscaton usunt o cton 9.1.
The secretary of state shall adopt rules pursuant to chapter 17A necessary or desirable to administer this section.
Sc.
Sec.
Setin 9.7, ubecios 1nd , oe 06, re Hose ie 67, .
29.
1 aened o ad s olws:
Section 499.76, Code 2026, is amended by adding the following new subsection:
NEW SUBSECTION .
5.
The association concedes that the association has violated a provision or provisions of this chapter that are the subjects of the interrogatories served on the association pursuant to section 599.51.
Sec.
30.
Section 499.77, subsections 1 and 2, Code 2026, are House File 2678, p.
21 amended to read as follows:
f he crtay f tte eerins ht ne r oe gouds xst der cton 9.6,susetins 1houh , fr isovig n ssciton, e ecetry f tte all srve e socaton y riary il ih ritn otce f te ecetry f at's eeriaton usunt o eton 49.5.
If the secretary of state determines that one or more grounds exist under section 499.76, subsections 1 through 4, for dissolving an association, the secretary of state shall serve the association by ordinary mail with written notice of the secretary of state’s determination pursuant to section 499.75.
-Exept s ecfed n usetin , f he asoiaionoes t orect ch oud or isouion r dmostate ohe esoabe atsacion f e eceary f sate at ch rund temned y e ecetry f ate des ot it itin ity ys fer evie f he tie s prfctd usunt o etin 9.7, he ereay f tae sall miitrtiely ssle te socaton y inng a crtfiae f isoltin ht rctes e rond r ouds fr isolton nd s ffctve te.
If Except as specified in subsection 5, if the association does not correct each ground for dissolution or demonstrate to the reasonable satisfaction of the secretary of state that each ground determined by the secretary of state does not exist within sixty days after service of the notice is perfected pursuant to section 499.75, the secretary of state shall administratively dissolve the association by signing a certificate of dissolution that recites the ground or grounds for dissolution and its effective date.
he ertay f tae sall le e riinl f he rtfiate d eve aopy n te ssciton usunt o eton 9.7.
The secretary of state shall file the original of the certificate and serve a copy on the association pursuant to section 499.75.
Sc.
Sec.
Setin 997, ode 2, is eded y dig he fllwig ew bscto:
31.
NW UBETIN.
Section 499.77, Code 2026, is amended by adding the following new subsection:
NEW SUBSECTION .
f he soiaion neds hat it s ioaed aroison r ovsins f hs hptr tat re e ujets f he trrgaores evd n he asoiaion ruat o ecin 4951, e eceary f ate my mmditly dinstatvly isove he soitin y sgnng aetiicte f isluion at eits he oud r gouds r isoltin nd s ffctve ae.
If the association concedes that it has violated a provision or provisions of this chapter that are the subjects of the interrogatories served on the association pursuant to section 499.51, the secretary of state may immediately administratively dissolve the association by signing a certificate of dissolution that recites the ground or grounds for dissolution and its effective date.
he ereary of ate al ile e riial f he rtfcae nd eve a cpy n e sscitin ner etin 997.
The secretary of state shall file the original of the certificate and serve a copy on the association under section 499.75.
DIIION I MUTILE OSNG OPEATVES Sc.
DIVISION VI MULTIPLE HOUSING COOPERATIVES Sec.
Setin 9A., ode 2, is eded y dig he fllwig ew bscto:
32.
NW USETIN.
Section 499A.1, Code 2026, is amended by adding the following new subsection:
NEW SUBSECTION .
Te eceary f ate y eqie a dcuet toe elveed y il r n esn f he ereary of ate civs reibe nfraton ht he cuent s bing bited or lig radletly r y e sd o acoplsh arudlet, rmna, r nlwfl upoe.
a.
As sd n aagaph ", 'rdbeinoraton"eas Hose ie 67, .
The secretary of state may require a document to be delivered by mail or in person if the secretary of state receives credible information that the document is being submitted for filing fraudulently or may be used to accomplish a fraudulent, criminal, or unlawful purpose.
2 ay f he llwig:
b.
() An fiavt f natorzed e.
As used in paragraph “a”, “credible information” means House File 2678, p.
he ereary f sate al ccpt nd viw n fidvit f athried se cmpetd nd bmttd o he crtay f tae ner hs scton n e ame nnr s he crtay f tte ceps ad eves a bmttd ffdvit f auhoizd se der scton 9.0.
22 any of the following:
() Inomaion ovdd o he ereay f tae y aoter oenmnt gny.
(1) An affidavit of unauthorized use.
() Ifomaion llced y he crtry f tte rm a cedble id-ary ata t.
The secretary of state shall accept and review an affidavit of unauthorized use completed and submitted to the secretary of state under this section in the same manner as the secretary of state accepts and reviews a submitted affidavit of unauthorized use under section 499.50.
DVSIN II COSE OERTIES Sc.
(2) Information provided to the secretary of state by another government agency.
Setin 0115, oe 02, s mndd y ddng te oloing w ubecin:
(3) Information collected by the secretary of state from a credible third-party data set.
NW USETIN.
DIVISION VII CLOSE COOPERATIVES Sec.
33.
Section 501.105, Code 2026, is amended by adding the following new subsection:
NEW SUBSECTION .
Te ecetry f ate y eqie a dcuet toe elveed y il r n esn f he ereary of ae rcivs reibe nfraton ht he cuent s bing bited or lig radletly r y e sd o acoplsh arudlet, rmna, r nlwfl upoe.
, As sd n aagaph ", 'rdbeinoraton"eas ay f he llwig:
() An fiavt f nutorzed e s rvied n etin 51.1A.
() Ifomaion ovdd o he ereay f tae y aoter oenmnt gny.
() Ifomaion llced y he crtry f tte rm a cedbe tid-ary ata t.
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  1. Signed by Governor.

  2. Reported correctly enrolled, signed by Speaker and President, and sent to Governor.

  3. Message from Senate.

  4. Immediate message.

  5. Passed Senate, yeas 46, nays 0.

  6. Substituted for SF 2402.

  7. Read first time, attached to SF 2402.

  8. Message from House.

  9. Immediate message.

  10. Passed House, yeas 93, nays 0.

  11. Amendment H-8123 adopted, as amended.

  12. Amendment H-8318 to amendment H-8123 filed, adopted.

  13. Placed on calendar under unfinished business.

  14. Amendment H-8123 filed.

  15. Introduced, placed on calendar.

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Shall the bill pass?

Passed 46 Yea · 0 Nay · 4 Other
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
Republican 31002
Democrat 15003
Total 46005
% of votes cast 90%0%0%10%
How each member voted (51)
Member Party Vote
Art Staed Democrat Yea
Catelin Drey Democrat Yea
Cindy Winckler Democrat Yea
Herman C. Quirmbach Democrat Yea
Izaah Knox Democrat Yea
Janet Petersen Democrat Yea
Janice Weiner Democrat Yea
Liz Bennett Democrat Yea
Matt Blake Democrat Yea
Mike Zimmer Democrat Yea
Molly Donahue Democrat Yea
Renee Hardman Democrat Yea
Sarah Trone Garriott Democrat Not Voting
Sarah Trone Garriott Democrat Not Voting
Thomas Townsend Democrat Yea
Tony Bisignano Democrat Yea
William A. Dotzler Jr. Democrat Yea
Zach Wahls Democrat Not Voting
Adrian Dickey Republican Yea
Amy Sinclair Republican Yea
Annette Sweeney Republican Yea
Carrie Koelker Republican Yea
Charlie McClintock Republican Yea
Cherielynn Westrich Republican Yea
Dan Dawson Republican Yea
Dan Zumbach Republican Yea
Dave Sires Republican Yea
David D. Rowley Republican Not Voting
Dawn Driscoll Republican Yea
Dennis Guth Republican Yea
Doug Campbell Republican Yea
Jack Whitver Republican Yea
Jason Schultz Republican Yea
Jeff Reichman Republican Yea
Jeff Taylor Republican Yea
Jesse Green Republican Yea
Julian B. Garrett Republican Not Voting
Kara Warme Republican Yea
Ken Rozenboom Republican Yea
Kerry Gruenhagen Republican Yea
Kevin Alons Republican Yea
Lynn Evans Republican Yea
Mark Costello Republican Yea
Mark S. Lofgren Republican Yea
Mike Bousselot Republican Yea
Mike Klimesh Republican Yea
Mike Pike Republican Yea
Sandy Salmon Republican Yea
Scott Webster Republican Yea
Tim Kraayenbrink Republican Yea
Tom Shipley Republican Yea

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Passed 86 Yea · 3 Nay · 11 Other
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
Unaffiliated 17003
Democrat 24203
Republican 47105
Total 883011
% of votes cast 86%3%0%11%
How each member voted (102)
Member Party Vote
Abdul-Samad — Yea
Jr. — Yea
Best — Yea
Buck — Yea
Cahill — Yea
Carlson — Yea
Deyoe — Yea
Forbes — Yea
Fry — Yea
Graber — Yea
Gustafson — Yea
Isenhart — Yea
Kniff — Yea
Osmundson — Yea
Sexton — Yea
Sherman — Yea
Steckman — Yea
Scheetz — Not Voting
Stoltenberg — Not Voting
Thompson, P. — Not Voting
Adam Zabner Democrat Yea
Amy Nielsen Democrat Yea
Art Staed Democrat Yea
Austin Baeth Democrat Yea
Beth Wessel-Kroeschell Democrat Yea
Bob Kressig Democrat Yea
Brian Meyer Democrat Yea
David Jacoby Democrat Yea
Dr. Megan L. Srinivas Democrat Not Voting
Elinor A. Levin Democrat Yea
Elizabeth Wilson Democrat Not Voting
Eric J. Gjerde Democrat Nay
Heather Matson Democrat Yea
J.D. Scholten Democrat Yea
Jeff Cooling Democrat Yea
Jennifer Konfrst Democrat Yea
Jerome Amos Jr. Democrat Yea
Josh Turek Democrat Not Voting
Ken Croken Democrat Yea
Kenan Judge Democrat Yea
Lindsay James Democrat Yea
Mary Lee Madison Democrat Yea
Monica Kurth Democrat Yea
Rick L. Olson Democrat Nay
Ross Wilburn Democrat Yea
Ruth Ann Gaines Democrat Yea
Sean Bagniewski Democrat Yea
Timi M. Brown-Powers Democrat Yea
Tracy A. Ehlert Democrat Yea
Ann Meyer Republican Yea
Austin Harris Republican Yea
Barb Kniff McCulla Republican Yea
Bill Gustoff Republican Yea
Bob Henderson Republican Yea
Bobby Kaufmann Republican Not Voting
Brent Siegrist Republican Yea
Brian K. Lohse Republican Yea
Brooke Boden Republican Yea
Carter F. Nordman Republican Yea
Chad Ingels Republican Yea
Charley Thomson Republican Yea
Cindy Golding Republican Yea
Craig P. Johnson Republican Yea
Dan Gehlbach Republican Yea
David E. Young Republican Yea
David Sieck Republican Nay
Dean Fisher Republican Yea
Derek Wulf Republican Yea
Devon Wood Republican Yea
Dr. Steven P. Bradley Republican Yea
Eddie Andrews Republican Yea
Gary M. Mohr Republican Yea
Hans C. Wilz Republican Yea
Heather Hora Republican Yea
Helena Hayes Republican Not Voting
Henry Stone Republican Yea
Jacob Bossman Republican Yea
Jane Bloomingdale Republican Yea
John H. Wills Republican Yea
Jon Dunwell Republican Yea
Joshua Meggers Republican Yea
Mark Cisneros Republican Yea
Mark I. Thompson Republican Yea
Matt W. Windschitl Republican Yea
Matthew Rinker Republican Yea
Megan Jones Republican Not Voting
Michael R. Bergan Republican Yea
Mike Vondran Republican Yea
Norlin G. Mommsen Republican Yea
Pat Grassley Republican Yea
Ray Sorensen Republican Yea
Shannon Latham Republican Yea
Shannon Lundgren Republican Yea
Skyler Wheeler Republican Not Voting
Steven C. Holt Republican Yea
Taylor R. Collins Republican Yea
Thomas Gerhold Republican Yea
Thomas Jay Moore Republican Yea
Thomas M. Jeneary Republican Yea
Tom Determann Republican Yea
Tom Shipley Republican Yea
Zach Dieken Republican Not Voting

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