N.C. Gen. Stat. § 66-262
§ 66-262. Filing information
(a)
Each filing submitted to the Secretary shall contain all of the following information:
(1)
The name or names, including any assumed names, under which the telephonic seller is doing or intends
to do business in this State.
(2)
The telephonic seller's business form and place of organization and, if the seller is a corporation,
copies of its articles of incorporation and bylaws and amendments thereto, or if a partnership, a copy of the
partnership agreement.
(3)
Complete street address of the telephonic seller's principal place of business.
(4)
The complete street address of each location from which telephone solicitations are placed by the
telephonic seller.
(5)
A listing of all telephone numbers to be used by the telephonic seller, including area codes, and the
complete street address of the business premises served by each number.
(6)
The name and title of each principal.
(7)
The complete street address of the residence, the date of birth, and the social security number of each
principal.
(8)
The true name, street address, date of birth, and the social security number of each room operator,
together with the room operator's full employment history during the preceding two years.
(9)
The name and address of all banks or savings institutions where the telephonic seller maintains deposit
accounts.
(10)
The name and address of each long-distance telephone carrier used by the telephonic seller.
(11)
A summary of each civil or criminal proceeding brought against the telephonic seller, any of its
principals, or any of its room operators during the preceding five years by federal, State, or local officials
relating to telephonic sales practices of each. The summary shall include the date each action was commenced,
the criminal or civil charges alleged, the case caption, the court file number, the court venue, and the
disposition of the action. For purposes of this section, a "civil proceeding includes" means assurances of
voluntary compliance, assurances of discontinuance, consent judgments, and similar agreements executed with
federal, State, or local officials.