§ 25202 Out-Of-State Adviser Exemption
This law says an investment adviser doesn’t have to follow Section 25230 if they don’t have a business location in the state and they had fewer than six clients who live in the state during the past year.
A financial adviser works out of New York and only has four clients who live in California, and the adviser has no office in California.
Because the adviser has no California office and fewer than six California‑resident clients, the adviser is not covered by Section 25230.
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§ 25202 Out-Of-State Adviser Exemption
Last verified: January 10, 2026