(Office of the Governor) — The Governor’s State Workforce Development Board convened on March 11, 2022 under the leadership of the newly appointed chairperson, Velma Palacios. A part of the
The Saipan Chamber of Commerce 2021 board members are Velma Palacios of IT&E, Das Krishnan of Fiesta Resort & Spa, Janice Tenorio of IT&E, Marcia Calvo of Calvo s Insurance, Joseph Guerrero of Naked Fish Bar & Grill, Shayne Villanueva of Aon Insurance, and Mike Johnson of Deloitte. Not pictured are Alex Sablan of Tan Holdings and Glen Hunter of The Shack. Joseph Guerrero is the chamberâs new president.
Photo by K-Andrea Evarose S. Limol
GOVERNOR Ralph DLG Torres on Thursday signed into law House Bill 21-19, which will impose higher fees on businesses amid a global pandemic and a severe economic downturn.
Introduced by Rep. Joseph Leepan T. Tenorio and supported by the CNMI Department of Commerce, the measure is now Public Law 21-37.
It will make the following changes to existing fees:
(1) Articles of organization $150 (new).
(2) Articles of incorporation from $100 to $150.
(3) Application for reinstatement following administrative dissolution, from $100 to $250.
(4) Application for certificate of authority for foreign corporation, $250 (new).
(5) Application for amended certificate of authority for foreign corporation, $50 (new).
(6) Non-profit Corporation petition, charter and bylaws, $30.