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The North Dakota Century Code ? also abbreviated as N.D.C.C. ? comprises the laws of North Dakota enacted by the North Dakota State Legislature. You may see or hear the North Dakota Century Code referred to as the North Dakota statutes, the Century Code, and the Code.

The North Dakota Century Code on this website contains currently effective laws of North Dakota. Changes approved by the 68th Legislative Assembly are now reflected on this website. Sections of law with expiration dates or delayed effective dates are indicated in the Section caption.

The Common Statute Table (CST) is a list of offenses from North Dakota Century Code and provides a common charging reference for criminal justice agencies. The CST is updated in July of every odd numbered year to reflect legislative changes. Between legislative sessions, the CST is updated once per month, as needed.

Bills may be introduced by members of the Legislative Assembly, standing committees, or the Legislative Management. A state executive agency or the North Dakota Supreme Court can have bills automatically introduced in the name of the standing committee to which the bill will be referred.

Health Providers Hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, intermediate and basic care facilities, residential end-of-life facilities, and emergency medical service providers licensed by the North Dakota Department of Health are exempt organizations.

How to Start a Nonprofit in North Dakota Name Your Organization. ... Recruit Incorporators and Initial Directors. ... Appoint a Registered Agent. ... Prepare and File Articles of Incorporation. ... File Initial Report. ... Obtain an Employer Identification Number (EIN) ... Store Nonprofit Records. ... Establish Initial Governing Documents and Policies.