What type of partnership must be registered by a partnership formed outside of your state?

A partnership formed outside of the state where it operates is referred to as a foreign partnership. This designation is used to describe any business entity or partnership that has been established in one jurisdiction but is doing business or operating in another jurisdiction. In many cases, a foreign partnership must register with the Secretary of State or appropriate regulatory authority in the state where it plans to operate. This requirement ensures compliance with local laws and regulations, including taxation and licensing.

The categorization of partnerships differs based on their formation location relative to the state of operation. Local partnerships are typically those formed and operating within the same state. Domestic partnerships are those established in the state where the business is operating, while international partnerships usually refer to partnerships that involve participants from multiple countries. Therefore, the term "foreign partnership" specifically fits the context of a partnership formed in a different state.