The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s charitable Archewell Foundation is back in ‘good standing’ according to US authorities.
A spokesman for the couple said the charity was fully compliant with regulators and that payments had been made promptly.
This follows a previous warning notice over registration from the State of California.
“All necessary paperwork had been filed by the foundation without error or wrongdoing,” said a statement from Archewell.
According to the spokesman for Prince Harry and Meghan, all the registration documents had been submitted on time, but a cheque that had been sent had not been received.
However, the spokesman added that once Archewell had been notified of the problem, a “new cheque has been mailed”.
Archewell was founded when Prince Harry and Meghan moved to the US and stepped down from being working royals.
Earlier this year there was an overhaul of the couple’s operation, with a new sussex.com website, with the title, the Office of Prince Harry and Meghan.
The royal couple has just completed a visit to Nigeria in commemoration of 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games founded by Prince Harry.
