The reviewed registration record for online sellers serving Texas consumers, with source, date, and review caveats intact.
What this means for your records
Distance does not remove the need for an Evidence Chain™. Keep the product, supplier, lot, COA, and transaction records connected.
Evidence boundary
This resource summarizes only the reviewed records below; it is not a complete multi-jurisdiction ecommerce checklist.
Verification state: 1 of 2 statements shown on this page are independently verified; 1 remain pending. Pending statements remain visible with their uncertainty; rejected statements never render.
Provenance
The reviewed records behind this page
Effective date, enforcement posture, litigation, and verification are shown separately. A date alone is never treated as an enforcement conclusion.
TexasActive recordPending verification
Registration of online retailers selling into Texas
The adopted rules explicitly extend retail registration to online retailers selling consumable hemp products to Texas consumers — selling into Texas from outside the state does not place a seller outside the registration requirement.
[Pending verification] Katherine Ulbricht's primary-source verification has not yet been recorded for this statement.
This statement was included in the reviewed snapshot on 2026-08-14. No independent Katherine verification receipt is recorded yet, so it remains pending and keeps the caveat shown above.
TexasActive recordVerified
Retail registration for consumable hemp product sellers
The adopted rules require retailers of consumable hemp products to register with DSHS, with a registration fee of $5,000 per retail location under the adopted fee provisions.
This statement was included in the reviewed snapshot on 2026-08-14. Independent Katherine verification is recorded by receipt kv-receipt-2026-08-16-fees-r5.