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Code · Georgia · TITLE 2 Agriculture · Article 1 General Provisions

2-9-3. Application for license.

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Every dealer in agricultural products desiring to transact business in this state shall file an application for such license with the Commissioner. The application shall be on a form furnished by the Commissioner and, together with such other information as the Commissioner shall require, shall state:
The kind or kinds of agricultural products the applicant proposes to handle;
The full name or title of the applicant or, if the applicant is an association or partnership, the name of each member of such association or partnership or, if the applicant is a corporation, the name of each officer of the corporation;
The names of the local agent or agents of the applicant, if any; and
The municipalities within which places of business of the applicant will be located, together with the street or mailing address of each such place of business.
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