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Section 45.66.220 contains the federal-franchise exclusion and others, including a separate trademark/financial-condition provision. Do not add an invented Alaska notice, fee or compliance condition to the quoted federal-franchise exclusion. A licence label or foreign mark alone does not establish another exclusion.

Section .900 separately defines specified device-location/customer-account assistance, buyback, assured-income/refund and marketing-plan arrangements. Section .070 examines offer origin/receipt, communicated acceptance and the stated buyer-domicile/operating-location connections. Being excluded from this chapter does not remove independent federal duties.

Sources: Alaska Legislature: 45.66.010–.060, .070–.090, .100–.180, .220, .230 and .900; complete chapter read Alaska Legislature, Alaska Administrative Code: 9 AAC 16.010–.060 and .900; complete chapter read Alaska Legislature: Page title and displayed statutory compilation year Alaska Department of Law: Instructions and promotional-material attachments

If the chapter applies, count from the actual event

The covered filing package includes the disclosure statement, promotional material, required bond, consent to receive legal documents and application. The regulation adopts forms revised February 9, 2005; that age does not itself invalidate adopted forms, and no new online route was established.

EventCovered-route requirement
Registration completionSections .010–.020(c) and 9 AAC 16.010: registration is complete when the seller receives acknowledgement; it must precede the sale or offer by at least 30 days, not merely be sent 30 days earlier.
Buyer disclosureSection .080 and 9 AAC 16.020: at least ten calendar days before the specified earlier contract-signing or receipt-of-consideration event; any independent federal period remains separate.
Continuing offers/salesAnnual renewal by the initial acknowledgement anniversary under .030.
Material changeStatement within ten days under .050; 9 AAC 16.060 specifies the adopted form and hand delivery or certified mail. Examples include payment, management/ownership, obligations, bond and significant litigation changes.
Bond duration9 AAC 16.030: throughout offers/sales and three years after the last sale, not just until promotion stops.

Sources: Alaska Legislature: 45.66.010–.060, .070–.090, .100–.180, .220, .230 and .900; complete chapter read Alaska Legislature, Alaska Administrative Code: 9 AAC 16.010–.060 and .900; complete chapter read Alaska Legislature: Page title and displayed statutory compilation year Alaska Department of Law: Instructions and promotional-material attachments

Covered contracts have cancellation rights

Section .090 requires a written contract with specified terms. Under .130, the buyer can cancel for any reason by written notice within 30 days after signing, with additional cancellation grounds also provided.

Within 15 days after notice, the seller must refund payments and end the buyer’s financial obligations. Within five days after receiving the refund, the buyer must make supplied products, equipment or supplies available. Section .170 prohibits and voids waiver of chapter rights or defenses. These are not automatic rights for every excluded franchise.

Sources: Alaska Legislature: 45.66.010–.060, .070–.090, .100–.180, .220, .230 and .900; complete chapter read Alaska Legislature, Alaska Administrative Code: 9 AAC 16.010–.060 and .900; complete chapter read Alaska Legislature: Page title and displayed statutory compilation year Alaska Department of Law: Instructions and promotional-material attachments

Scope

  • The served compilation is labelled Alaska Statutes 2025. The chapter and regulations were read, but later 2026 session laws and decisions were not comprehensively reviewed. Actual model, state connections and exclusion conditions remain necessary.

Next step

Determine the exact exclusion before using the covered-route dates; if covered, base the offer date on received acknowledgement.

Sources & review notes

The source records distinguish access dates from substantive review dates. Updating an explanation does not itself recheck the law.

Alaska AS 45.66: complete business-opportunity chapter in the served official compilation

Alaska Legislature

Passage, dates and research notes

primary · 45.66.010–.060, .070–.090, .100–.180, .220, .230 and .900; complete chapter read

a franchise under 16 C.F.R. Part 436

Accessed: 2026-11-13T01:36:36.639559+00:00 · Meaning reviewed: 2026-11-13T01:48:04.638652+00:00 · Next review target: 2026-12-12

Complete official chapter retrieved through the public print view and read. The ordinary BASIS navigation labels the compilation Alaska Statutes 2025. This source establishes that served text, including the express Part 436 exclusion; no comprehensive later-2026 session-law or judicial update audit is represented. Current transaction applicability and other legal regimes remain separate.

Alaska 9 AAC 16: registration, disclosure, security and material changes

Alaska Legislature, Alaska Administrative Code

Passage, dates and research notes

primary · 9 AAC 16.010–.060 and .900; complete chapter read

as revised as of February 9, 2005 and adopted by reference

Accessed: 2026-11-13T01:38:27.408426+00:00 · Meaning reviewed: 2026-11-13T01:48:04.638652+00:00 · Next review target: 2026-12-12

The complete currently served official print body expressly incorporates the 2005 registration/disclosure/bond/change forms. The form date alone therefore does not establish that the form is obsolete. The full source also specifies acknowledgement, 10 calendar days, bond duration, fees and change-delivery methods. No live form submission or agency acceptance was attempted.

Alaska BASIS statutory compilation label

Alaska Legislature

Passage, dates and research notes

primary · Page title and displayed statutory compilation year

Alaska Statutes 2025

Accessed: 2026-11-13T01:36:36.628759+00:00 · Meaning reviewed: 2026-11-13T01:48:04.638652+00:00 · Next review target: 2026-12-12

Read only for the compilation label and ordinary official route. This page is an index/application shell, not a substitute for the complete chapter retrieved through its public print view.

Alaska Business Opportunity Registration and Renewal Application

Alaska Department of Law

Passage, dates and research notes

official-guidance · Instructions and promotional-material attachments

Sellers of business opportunities must register with the State of Alaska at least 30 days

Accessed: 2026-11-12T21:20:07.133129+00:00 · Meaning reviewed: 2026-11-12T21:34:38.072039+00:00 · Next review target: 2026-12-12

Currently linked agency form is marked Version of 2/9/05. Used only as a scoped process lead; statutory/current form reconciliation remains conditional.

Detailed rule records (4)
Alaska: distinguish the Part 436 exclusion from the marketing-plan branch Depends on the facts

The served AS 45.66.220(2) excludes a franchise under 16 CFR Part 436 from this chapter. Section .900 separately includes specified location/account, buyback, assured-income/refund and marketing-plan arrangements. The separate mark/financial-condition exclusion in .220(11) is not established by a label or mark alone.

When to check: Before choosing an Alaska business-opportunity filing route. Source review: 2026-11-12.

Alaska AS 45.66: complete business-opportunity chapter in the served official compilation Alaska BASIS statutory compilation label
Alaska: nonexempt registration and acknowledgement precede the offer Depends on the facts

Section .010 requires seller registration at least 30 days before the sale or offer begins. Under .020(c) and 9 AAC 16.010, registration is complete only on receipt of the department acknowledgement. The filed packet includes disclosure, promotion materials, bond, consent and application. Section .080 and 9 AAC 16.020 require purchaser disclosure at least 10 calendar days before the earlier contract signature or receipt of consideration.

When to check: Preparing a nonexempt Alaska campaign. Source review: 2026-11-12.

Alaska AS 45.66: complete business-opportunity chapter in the served official compilation Alaska 9 AAC 16: registration, disclosure, security and material changes
Alaska: nonexempt renewal, material changes and bond duration have different clocks Depends on the facts

Section .030 requires annual renewal by the acknowledgement anniversary while offers/sales continue; .050 requires a material-change statement within 10 days. 9 AAC 16.060 specifies the adopted change form and hand-delivery or certified-mail methods. 9 AAC 16.030 requires the bond during offers/sales and for three years after the last sale.

When to check: Continuing offers/sales, material information change or final sale. Source review: 2026-11-12.

Alaska AS 45.66: complete business-opportunity chapter in the served official compilation Alaska 9 AAC 16: registration, disclosure, security and material changes
Alaska: nonexempt contract rights include cancellation and nonwaiver Depends on the facts

Section .090 requires a written contract and specified terms. Section .130 permits cancellation for any reason on written notice within 30 days after signing and separately lists additional cancellation grounds. Under .130(e), refund and termination of buyer financial obligations follow within 15 days after notice; buyer makes supplied items available within five days after refund. Section .170 prohibits and voids buyer waivers of chapter rights or defenses.

When to check: Drafting or administering a covered opportunity contract or cancellation. Source review: 2026-11-12.

Alaska AS 45.66: complete business-opportunity chapter in the served official compilation Alaska 9 AAC 16: registration, disclosure, security and material changes
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