California money transmitter receipt requirements
California Money Transmitter Licensing Requirements:
Who needs to be licensed as a money transmitter licensee?
Under California statute, businesses receiving money for transmission within or outside the US must obtain a money transmitter license in California, whether the transmissions are physically in the state, or with, to or from persons located in California.
Specific license requirements for California money transmitters.
- A pre-file meeting with the Money Transmitter Staff to demonstrate working knowledge of laws and regulations that govern money transmitters, and present proposed business plan
- Applicant must be a corporation or an LLC, located within the US
- $5,000 application fee
- Biographical information of the business
- Authorizations of Board of Directors
- Criminal Convictions or material litigation within the last 10 years (of firm, officer, manager, or person in control)
- Description of previous money transmission services and the services the company seeks to provide
- List of proposed agents and locations
- List of other state licenses, revocations, suspensions, disciplinary action
- Information concerning bankruptcy or receivership proceedings
- Sample form of payment instrument
- Sample form of receipt for transactions involving money transmissions
- Names and address of banks through which payments will be paid
- Description of source of money or credit to be used by applicant
- Date and location of incorporation
- Certificate of good standing
- Documents detailing organizational structure
- 10 year biographical history of business, including officers, managers, directors, and persons of control, and their educational background
- Audited financial statements for previous year, and if available, two years prior. If subsidiary business, provide parent statements
- Unconsolidated financial statements of preceding two years (audited or non-audited)
- Copy of most recent SEC report, if publicly traded
- Name and address of registered agent in California
- Business plan for money transmission business and 3 years pro forma financial statements
- Fingerprints and biographical document (e.g. passport, license, etc.)
- Proposed compliance procedures
What are the California surety bonding requirements?
- The amount will range from $250,000 to $7,000,000.
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