Texas Business Opportunity Registration is a process mandated by the Texas Business Opportunity Act, which requires certain persons or entities selling business opportunities in Texas to register with the Texas Attorney General's Office. A business opportunity is a packaged investment opportunity that allows a purchaser to start a business, often with limited risk and effort. Types of Texas Business Opportunity Registration include: 1. Seller Registration: A seller of a business opportunity must register with the Attorney General's office before offering or selling the business opportunity in Texas. 2. Disclosure Document: Each business opportunity must include a disclosure document that contains detailed information about the opportunity, including the costs and risks involved. 3. Bond: Sellers must post a $10,000 bond with the Attorney General's office. The bond is intended to ensure that the seller complies with the provisions of the Texas Business Opportunity Act. 4. Renewal: Sellers must renew their registration every two years. 5. Cancellation: A seller must cancel their registration if they no longer offer or sell business opportunities in Texas.