Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Fixed Clerical Error After Archewell Foundation Records Mishap: 'Fully Compliant and in Good Standing'
We have learned that a physical check was missing from the records despite Meghan and Harry's charity foundation submitting the correct paperwork on time.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Archewell Foundation was listed as delinquent for failing to submit its annual report and registration fees, but the error has since been corrected.
The charity foundation was declared delinquent in Jan. 2024 for not filing the necessary paperwork since Feb. 2023, per an official letter from California's attorney general, Rob Bonta. However, Archewell has since been revealed to be "fully compliant and back in good standing."
Meghan and Harry launched the charity back in 2020 with a core purpose to "do good."
This development came after the letter was sent.
"An organization that is listed as delinquent is not in good standing and is prohibited from engaging in conduct for which registration is required, including soliciting or disbursing charitable funds," the notice first reported on by Page Six stated. "The organization may also be subject to penalties and its registration may be suspended or revoked by the Registry."
However, RadarOnline.com understands that it was merely a clerical issue that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex worked quickly to fix.
We have learned that a physical check was missing from the records despite Meghan and Harry's charity foundation submitting the correct paperwork on time.
RadarOnline.com understands that it was merely a clerical issue that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are already working to fix.
After being informed via the delinquency notice, the new check was mailed out and the issue is anticipated to be resolved within 7 business days.
We have learned the tax filings were submitted in full, per the regulations. RadarOnline.com understands that the California state filing, renewal, and required payment were sent and delivered on time.
As we previously reported, Meghan and Harry launched the charity back in 2020 with a core purpose to "do good."
News broke in December that the Archewell Foundation had a significant dip in donations last year, according to their 2022 tax filing, seeing an $11 million drop from the previous year.
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After being informed via the delinquency notice, the new check was mailed out and the issue is anticipated to be resolved promptly.
Meanwhile, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex recently wrapped up their trip to Nigeria, during which the couple unveiled a joint effort between their Archewell Foundation and the GEANCO Foundation to provide students with supplies and products for young scholars.
"GEANCO provides critical health care and education services in Nigeria. Its David Oyelowo Leadership Scholarship provides full tuition, medical care, and social and emotional support to young female victims of terrorism and gender inequality in Nigeria," per their website.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex recently wrapped up their trip to Nigeria.
A statement from Afam Onyema, CEO of GEANCO, also expressed appreciation to the foundation for their contributions.
"They have generously donated backpacks filled with much-needed school supplies and feminine hygiene products to our David Oyelowo Leadership Scholars! This incredibly thoughtful gift will equip and empower our girls this school year with confidence and joy!"
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In recent weeks, Meghan also launched her American Riviera Orchard lifestyle brand on March 15.
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