South Carolina § 40-68-90 Nonresident company or group; restricted license; appointment of entity for receipt of legal process.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 40-68-90 — Nonresident company or group; restricted license; appointment of entity for receipt of legal process.

South Carolina § 40-68-90

Title 40PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS

Ch. 68REGULATION OF PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYER ORGANIZATIONS

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S.C. Code Ann. § 40-68-90 (2026).

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(A)The department may issue a restricted license to a nonresident professional employer organization or professional employer organization group for limited operation within this State under the following conditions if the:

(1)applicant's state of residence provides for licensing of professional employer organizations, the applicant is licensed and in good standing in its state of residence, and the applicant's state of residence grants a similar privilege for restricted licensing to professional employer organizations or professional employer organization groups that are residents in South Carolina;

(2)applicant does not maintain an office, sales force, or representatives in this State, and it does not solicit clients that are residents in this State; and (3) applicant does not have mo

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(A) The department may issue a restricted license to a nonresident professional employer organization or professional employer organization group for limited operation within this State under the following conditions if the: (1) applicant's state of residence provides for licensing of professional employer organizations, the applicant is licensed and in good standing in its state of residence, and the applicant's state of residence grants a similar privilege for restricted licensing to professional employer organizations or professional employer organization groups that are residents in South Carolina; (2) applicant does not maintain an office, sales force, or representatives in this State, and it does not solicit clients that are residents in this State; and (3) applicant does not have more than forty leased employees working in this State. (B) An applicant for a restricted license is exempt from the requirements of Section 40-68-40(F). (C) An applicant for a nonresident or restricted license shall file on a form approved by the department an appointment of a recognized and approved entity as its attorney to receive service of legal process issued against it in this State.