What is the maximum filing fee that the Division will charge for the approval of advertising?

The option indicating a maximum filing fee of three years is grounded in the regulations governing the approval of advertising in timeshare practices. In this context, the Division sets these fees to ensure that the advertising materials comply with legal standards, promoting transparency and protecting consumer interests.

By imposing a maximum fee related to a three-year period for advertising, the Division encourages compliance while ensuring that potential misrepresentations do not occur over an extended duration without review. It provides a structured approach to regulating how timeshares are marketed, which in turn helps maintain industry integrity.

Other options that suggest a one-year or five-year filing fee do not align with the established regulations, which specify this three-year maximum as a benchmark. The absence of a fee altogether is also inaccurate, as there are costs associated with the filing process meant to facilitate the review and approval of advertisements.