Can I cancel a door-to-door sale in Arkansas?

Yes. Arkansas law gives buyers three business days to cancel any home solicitation sale of $25 or more by sending written notice to the seller, regardless of contract terms.

Does Arkansas require a state solicitor license?

Arkansas does not issue a general state solicitor license, but cities may require permits. The state Home Solicitation Sales Act and consumer protection rules apply universally to all door-to-door sellers.

Arkansas Solicitor Permits Law: Statewide Soliciting & Door-to-Door Rules (2026)

Key Facts

Statute: AR Code 4-89-101
Threshold: $25 or more
Cancellation period: 3 business days
Contract: Written required
Deceptive trade penalty: Up to $10,000

Source: Arkansas Code Title 4, Chapter 89 - Home Solicitation Sales

Full Breakdown

The Arkansas Home Solicitation Sales Act, codified at Arkansas Code 4-89-101 through 4-89-110, applies to any consumer sale of $25 or more solicited at the buyer's residence. Sellers must provide a written contract in the same language as the sales presentation, including a conspicuous notice of the buyer's right to cancel within three business days. The cancellation notice must be on a separate form. While cities may add solicitor permit requirements, the state cancellation rights and disclosure rules apply universally.

Violations & Penalties

Violations void the contract, allow buyer recovery, and may constitute deceptive trade practices under Arkansas Code 4-88-107, with civil penalties up to $10,000 per violation.

Arkansas Home Solicitation Sales Act Statewide Rules

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