Soliciting & Door-to-Door in Clayton County, GA (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Clayton County, Georgia.
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Solicitor Permits
Anyone going door to door in unincorporated Clayton County to sell, solicit donations or canvass must first obtain a solicitor's permit from the business license division. The permit costs a $30 investigative fee plus a $20 permit fee, lasts 90 days, and must be worn visibly on outer clothing while working.
Clayton County Door-to-Door Solicitor Permit
Some RestrictionsClayton County Code § 22-612
Sec. 22-612. - Required. Any person engaged in or desiring to engage in any type of selling, soliciting, canvassing, survey-making or any other business, occupation or vocation, which by its nature requires going from door to door or house to house in the residential areas of the unincorporated areas of the county, whether on a temporary or a permanent basis and whether or not it is for any rel...
No-Knock Registry
A visible 'no solicitation,' 'no peddling' or 'no trespassing' sign at a Clayton County residence legally bars any permitted door-to-door solicitor from approaching, under Sec. 22-608. Solicitors must also use the main entrance only, disclose their purpose immediately, and never call the same address twice for identical goods without an invitation.
Clayton County 'No Solicitation' Sign Rule
Some RestrictionsClayton County Code § 22-608
Sec. 22-608. - Solicitation not permitted at premise where there is a sign of "no solicitation," "no peddling," "no trespassing," or similar statement. It is unlawful for any person to solicit or attempt to solicit at a premise where there is located a visible sign stating "no solicitation," "no peddling," "no trespassing," or similar statement.
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