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Georgia

Iowa

Kansas

Kentucky

Missouri

Montana

New Hampshire

Oregon (must be registered - no fees)

Oklahoma

Pennsylvania

Rhode Island

South Carolina

South Dakota

Vermont

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Q: Which states do not require a license to collect debts?
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Does a law firm have to obtain a license to be a debt collector and what agency gives them license?

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