Nevada Nev. Rev. Stat. Ann. §§179B and 179D (Effective Oct. 1, 2018) Summary: Statutes: https://www.leg.state.nv.us/NRS/ . 48 hours for initial reg. and updates; updates may be in person. §§179D.460, 479D.480. 15 years to life. §179D.480. New Hampshire R.S.A. §651-B:1 through 651-B:12 Admin. Code Saf-C 5501.01 through 5506.7 Statutes: [R.S.A.] +[admin code] 5 business days for initial reg. and updates. §§651-B:4, B:5 Visitors: “Residence” defined as more than a total of 5 days during a one-month period. §651-B:1(XIII). 10 years to life. Updates based on tier: Tiers I and II – every 6 mos. Tier II – every 3 mos. Per Rolfe Survey, visiting Registrants are placed on state’s website. New Jersey N.J. Stat. §§2C:7-1 through 2C:7-23 Summary: Statutes: http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/ 10 days for initial reg.; updates to address due 10 days prior to move; updates to employment and school enrollment within 5 days. Statute only applies to residents, students, and employees. Residence is apparently established by presence in the state for 10 days. §2C:7-2. 15 years to life. Updates for “compulsive or repeat” offenders are quarterly; all other update annually. §2C:7-2
South Carolina S.C. Code Ann. §§23-3-400 through Summary: http://scor.sled.sc.gov/FAQs.aspx Statute: 3 business days for initial reg. and updates for “residence.” Residence/temporary residence means one’s home, or any place where one “habitually resides” or resides for a period of 10 consecutive days or more. Residing in the state for 30 or more days during a 12-month period also establishes a residence. §§23-3-430, 23-3-450, 23-3-460. Visitors: “Summary” website states that registration is only required if you are planning to visit for 10 days or more. Residence restriction: For certain offenses against minors, may not reside w/in 1,000 ft. of school, day care center, “children’s recreational facility,” park, or playground. §23-3-535 Lifetime. Tier III and SVP update every 90 days; all others every 6 mo. §23-3-460. Per Rolfe Survey, visiting Registrants are placed on state’s website and not removed. South Dakota S.D.C.L. §§ 22-24B-1 through 22-24B-36 Summary: http://sor.sd.gov/about.aspx Statutes: 3 business days for initial reg. and updates; however, state law limits business days to Sundays and holidays. Visitors also subject to 3 business day registration requirement. §22-24B-2. Residency restriction: 500 ft. from school, park, public playground, or public pool. §22-24B-23. Presence restriction: May not “loiter” within 500 ft. form school, park, public playground, public pool, or library unless registrant committed offense as a minor and was not convicted as an adult. §22-24B-24. Petitions for exemption possible. Five year to life; can petition for removal. Updates every 6 mo. §22-24B-7. Per Rolfe Survey, visiting Registrants are placed on state’s website and not removed.
Washington State Rev. Code Wash. §4.24.550 Rev. Code Wash. §§9A.44.128 through 9A.44.145. Statutes: Visitors who intend to reside or be present in the state for 10 days or more must register with county sheriff within 3 business days of arrival. §9A.44.130(4)(a)(iv). Initial reg. for permanent residents, students, and in-state workers is 3 business days from arrival; updates w/in 3 business days. §9A.44.130(4). Transient registrants must re-register weekly, and report any movement to a new county for 24 hours must register w/in 3 business days. §9A.44.130(4). Residence restriction: Certain L2 and L3 offenders on supervision may not reside w/in 880 ft. of a school. §9.94A.030(6) 10 years to life. Updates based on tier: LII and LIII – every 90 days LI – Annually. §9A.44.140. Washington, D.C. D.C. Code §§22-4001 through 22-4017 C.D.C.R. §§6-A400 through 6-A499. D.C. Code: http://dccode.org/browser/ Code of Regs.: Initial reg. is required w/in 3 days for those released from incarceration, or “who enter[] the District of Columbia from another jurisdiction to live, work, or attends school.” No provision addresses temporary domicile or visitation. “Work” defined as a period exceeding 14 days or 30 days in a calendar year. Updates to reg. information 3 days. §§6-A406.2, 6-A412. 10 years or life. §22-4002. Updates for lifetime registrants are quarterly; all other registrants annually.