§425E-211  Fees for filing
documents and issuing certificates.  (a)  The following fees shall be paid
to the director upon the filing of limited partnership documents:



(1)  Certificate of limited partnership, $50;



(2)  Any certificate of amendment, restatement, or
correction, $10;



(3)  Statement of termination, $10;



(4)  Annual statement for domestic or foreign limited
partnership, $10;



(5)  Any other certificate or document of domestic or
foreign limited partnership, $10;



(6)  Application for certificate of authority, $100;



(7)  Any certificate of amendment or agent change for
foreign limited partnership, $10;



(8)  Application for certificate of withdrawal of
foreign limited partnership, $10;



(9)  Reservation of name, $10;



(10)  Transfer of reservation of name, $10;



(11)  Good standing certificate, $5;



(12)  Articles of conversion or merger, $100;



(13)  Special handling fee for review of articles of
conversion or merger, $75;



(14)  Special handling fee for review of any limited
partnership document, $25;



(15)  Special handling fee for certificates issued by
the director, $10 per certificate;



(16)  Special handling fee for certification of
documents, $10; and



(17)  Agent's statement of change of address, $10 for
each affected domestic or foreign limited partnership; provided that if more
than two hundred simultaneous filings are made, the fee shall be reduced to $1
for each affected domestic or foreign limited partnership.



(b)  The director shall charge and collect:



(1)  For furnishing a certified copy of any document,
instrument, or paper relating to a limited partnership, $10 for the certificate
and affixing the seal thereto; and



(2)  At the time of any service of process on the
director as agent for service of process of a limited partnership, $10, which
amount may be recovered as taxable costs by the party to the suit or action
causing the service to be made if the party prevails in the suit or action.



(c)  All fees collected under this section
shall be managed in accordance with section 26-9. [L 2003, c 210, pt of §1; am
L 2004, c 116, §8 and c 117, §5; am L 2006, c 184, §22]