| Minn. Stat. §332A.04, subd. 1 — DMP application | The displayed 2025 text required: “(8) proof of accreditation,” except for an applicant licensed in Minnesota as a debt prorater immediately before August 1, 2007; former clause (9) authorized other commissioner-required information. | Chapter 124, article 1, §59 deletes former clause (8) in full and renumbers former clause (9) as clause (8).
Revisor's Office
+1 | Written and sworn commissioner-form application; principals; physical address/contact information; trust-account identification; Minnesota-jurisdiction consent; registered agent or commissioner appointment; extensive background/fitness disclosures; standard DMP agreement; other commissioner-required information; and temporary waiver for good cause.
Revisor's Office | Enacted against Minnesota Statutes 2024; signed May 27, 2026; effective August 1, 2026, 12:01 a.m. No express transition clause. Current Revisor page still displays old clause (8) with a 2026 warning. |
| Minn. Stat. §332B.04, subd. 1 — settlement application | The displayed 2025 text required accreditation unless the applicant submitted an affidavit that it did not provide credit counseling; former clause (8) authorized other information. | Chapter 124, article 1, §60 deletes former clause (7), including both accreditation proof and the alternative affidavit, and renumbers former clause (8) as clause (7).
Revisor's Office
+1 | Written and sworn commissioner-form application; principals; physical address/contact information; Minnesota-jurisdiction consent; registered agent or commissioner appointment; background/fitness disclosures; standard settlement agreement; other commissioner-required information; and temporary waiver for good cause.
Revisor's Office
+1 | Enacted against Minnesota Statutes 2024; signed May 27, 2026; effective August 1, 2026, 12:01 a.m. No express transition clause. Current Revisor page still displays old clause (7) with a 2026 warning. |
| Minn. Stat. §332A.02, subd. 2 — DMP accreditation definition | Defined “accreditation” by reference to certification from the Council on Accreditation, Bureau Veritas Certification North America, Inc., or BSI Management Systems America, Inc. | Chapter 124, article 1, §63 repeals subdivision 2.
Revisor's Office
+1 | The remaining Chapter 332A definitions and substantive registration provisions are untouched by this repealer. The repeal does not itself repeal registration, bond, fee, agreement, conduct, or fitness provisions. | Effective August 1, 2026, 12:01 a.m. No separate grandfathering or pending-application language appears in §63. The 2025 page still prints the repealed definition but identifies the repeal in its warning/history. |
| Minn. Stat. §332B.02, subd. 2 — settlement accreditation definition | Contained the parallel accreditation definition. | Chapter 124, article 1, §63 repeals subdivision 2.
Revisor's Office
+1 | The remaining Chapter 332B definitions—including settlement services, provider, exempt attorney, and lead generator—remain. Registration and substantive duties were not repealed by §63. | Effective August 1, 2026, 12:01 a.m. No separate transition clause. The 2025 page still prints the repealed definition with an explicit 2026 warning. |