§ 25164 Qualification Not Commissioner Approval
This law says that just because someone files for qualification or gets a permit, it doesn't mean the commissioner thinks the paperwork is true or that the investment is recommended.
A startup files for qualification and receives a permit to sell its stock. The startup then tells potential investors that the permit means the commissioner has approved the stock as a good investment.
The law says the startup cannot say the permit is an endorsement. The commissioner only gave permission, not a recommendation, so the startup would be breaking the rule by making that claim.
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§ 25164 Qualification Not Commissioner Approval
Last verified: January 10, 2026