A corporation that transacts business in a foreign state without qualifying to transact business in accordance with the statutes of that state may

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Corporations that do not comply with a foreign state's qualification requirements may be barred from initiating lawsuits in that state's courts until they properly register or qualify. This does not typically affect their ability to be sued, nor does it grant the foreign state's secretary of state the power to dissolve them. They also cannot enforce contracts through the courts of the foreign state until they comply with the registration requirements.

A Corporation That Transacts Business in a Foreign State Without