The California Order Waiving Requirement For Business Evaluation (also known as the Business Evaluation Waiver or BEW) is a document issued by the California Department of Business Oversight that allows a business to bypass the requirement to obtain an evaluation from an independent third-party evaluator. This waiver permits the business to proceed with its proposed activities without the need for an evaluation. This waiver is most commonly used by businesses that are not required to obtain a license to operate in California, such as those operating through an LLC or a corporation. The types of California Order Waiving Requirement For Business Evaluation include: • Corporation: Allows a business to bypass the requirement to obtain a business evaluation from an independent third-party evaluator. • Limited Liability Company (LLC): Allows a business to bypass the requirement to obtain a business evaluation from an independent third-party evaluator. • Limited Partnership (LP): Allows a business to bypass the requirement to obtain a business evaluation from an independent third-party evaluator. • Sole Proprietorship: Allows a business to bypass the requirement to obtain a business evaluation from an independent third-party evaluator. • General Partnership: Allows a business to bypass the requirement to obtain a business evaluation from an independent third-party evaluator. • Limited Liability Partnership (LLP): Allows a business to bypass the requirement to obtain a business evaluation from an independent third-party evaluator.