Harry and Meghan's Archewell charity found delinquent over unpaid fees
A source close to the Archewell Foundation said a check was lost in the mail and expects the matter will be resolved within days.
By Diana Dasrath and Doha Madani | NBC News • Published 10 mins ago   

The charity founded by Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, has been found delinquent in California and cannot raise money because the state has determined Archewell Foundation has not paid its annual registration fees or submitted an annual report.

A source close to Archewell told NBC News that the group’s initial check was lost in the mail but payment has been resubmitted. The issue is expected to be resolved within days, the source said.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta issued a notice of delinquency to Archewell Foundation this month, noting that the organization's renewal information was incomplete. State records show the foundation's last renewal was May 2023 and has officially been marked "delinquent," meaning the charity cannot raise money.

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