Update 5/17: The California Attorney General's office confirmed to people that the matter has been resolved: "After contacting the registry of charities and fundraisers, the organization is currently in good condition," it said in a statement.

Update 5/15:On Tuesday, California Governor Gavin Newsom gave a speech surrounding his state's work on the mental health system, in which he offered clarification on Archwell's position.He described his state's work for his mental health system. "This was a very typical and technical issue with paperwork that persists for many others as well," Governor Newsom said. "They are a well-known organization that is fully compliant and does a great job in California."

Meanwhile, an Archewell spokeswoman told Marie Claire, "We are diligently investigating the situation and can confirm that the Archewell Foundation is fully compliant and in good condition." Due payments were made promptly and in accordance with IRS processes and procedures. In addition, all necessary documents had been submitted by the Foundation without errors or wrongdoing.

Original Story: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle face an unfortunate situation at the Archwell Foundation, a charity.

On Monday, Page Six reported that a letter from California Attorney General Rob Bonta had declared Archwell "delinquent" with the State Registry of charities and fundraisers, and ordered the organization to stop soliciting and distributing funds.

"delinquency" sounds disastrous, but technically it is, but this all seems to amount to an oversight/postal error and should be resolved soon.

Basically, according to a source who spoke to page Six, the charity dropped out of good condition because the physical check Archewell sent to cover the registration fee did not arrive.

The Attorney General's letter— which was clearly the first Archwell to hear of the accident— described the delinquency as follows: "Organizations listed as delinquent are prohibited from engaging in acts that are not in good condition and require registration, including soliciting or spending charitable funds.

"Organizations may also be subject to penalties and their registration may be suspended or revoked by the Registry."

Archewell has reportedly sent a new check and should be promptly returned to good condition.

Archewell was founded in 2020 after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex resigned from their roles as Senior Royal and moved permanently to Southern California.

The organization supports several causes close to the heart of Sussex, including building a healthier Internet, improving communities, fighting misinformation and supporting mental health.

News of delinquency caught a three-day visit to Nigeria where the royal couple signed official contracts with local communities and organizations on Friday, Saturday and Sunday

Following a frosty reception in Harry's home country, Britain, last week, the royal couple appeared to be welcomed with open arms in the West African country It was a great experience.