Minnesota Telemarketer Registration
Licensing, bonding, and registration requirements for telemarketers operating in Minnesota
You must register before making your first call in Minnesota.
Business Registration
Individual Registration
Bond Requirements
A surety bond protects consumers against fraud or failure to deliver. The bond must typically be maintained for the duration of your registration and one to two years after cessation of business in the state.
Required Documents
Business
- ✓Minnesota does not currently require telemarketer registration, licensing, or bonding,Minn. Stat. § 325E.26 defines and regulates commercial telephone solicitation,Commercial telephone solicitation = unsolicited call to residential subscriber for sales purposes,Exemptions include organizations listed in Minnesota Statutes 2000, section 290.21, subdivision 3,State relies on federal DNC registry for do-not-call enforcement
- ✓No telemarketer registration is required in Minnesota
Individual
- ✓No individual telemarketer registration is required in Minnesota
Additional Notes
Minnesota does NOT require telemarketer registration, a license, or a surety bond. Commercial telephone solicitation is regulated under Minn. Stat. § 325E.26 but without a formal registration program. The state uses the federal DNC registry.
Minnesota does not require any form of telemarketer registration — neither business nor individual.
Apply Before Your First Call
Operating as an unregistered telemarketer in Minnesota is a separate violation from consent or calling-hours violations. You can be penalized $3,000 per call even if every other aspect of your operation is compliant.
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