Incorporate in Nevada
We offer two different ways to incorporate in Nevada:
- Nevada Limited Liability Company (LLC)
- Nevada Corporation
Our incorporation service fees to form either your LLC or corporation:
- A standard $100 filing service fee
- A $35 charge for one year of required registered agent service
- The state fees charged by the Nevada Secretary of State (listed in the Secretary of State Fee tables below)
Our Nevada LLC Service Options
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Option 1: Formation & Initial Maintenance |
Option 2: Formation, Initial Maintenance & Annual Compliance |
| $425 Secretary of State Filing Fees (see table below for breakdown) |
$425 Secretary of State Filing Fees (see table below for breakdown) |
| $11 state credit card processing fee | $11 state credit card processing fee |
| $35 One Year Registered Agent Service | $35 One Year Registered Agent Service |
| $100 Filing Service Fee | $100 Filing Service Fee |
| $459 Annual Report Compliance* (charged at time of renewal) |
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*Annual Report Compliance includes state fees ($150 annual report fee, $200 business renewal fee, and a 2.5% credit card processing fee), plus our $100 fee.
You must also appoint a Nevada registered agent to accept service of process on behalf of your company. We offer this service for only $35 a year.
Secretary of State Filing Fees for Nevada LLC
Below are the Secretary of State’s required documents and filing fees to form a Nevada LLC:
| Articles of Organization | $75 |
| Initial List of Members/Managers | $150 |
| Nevada Business Registration | $200 |
Visit our Nevada LLC page to learn more details about LLCs and the required ongoing maintenance.
When you’re ready to get your LLC formed, head over to our Incorporation Service Sign Up page!
Our Nevada Corporation Service Options
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Option 1: Formation & Initial Maintenance |
Option 2: Formation, Initial Maintenance & Annual Compliance |
| $725 Secretary of State Filing Fees* (see table below for breakdown) |
$725 Secretary of State Filing Fees* (see table below for breakdown) |
| $19 state credit card processing fee | $19 state credit card processing fee |
| $35: One Year Registered Agent Service | $35: One Year Registered Agent Service |
| $100 Filing Service Fee | $100 Filing Service Fee |
| $767 Annual Report Compliance** (charged at time of annual renewal) |
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*SOS fees include a $75 minimum fee based on your number of shares and a 2.5% credit card processing fee.
**Annual Report Compliance includes state fees ($150 minimum annual report filing fee, a $500 business renewal fee, and a 2.5% credit card processing fee), plus our $100 fee.
You must also appoint a Nevada registered agent to accept service of process on behalf of your company. We offer this service for only $35 a year.
Secretary of State Filing Fees for Nevada Corporation
Below are the Secretary of State’s required documents and filing fees to form a Nevada corporation:
| Articles of Incorporation | $75 minimum* |
| Credit Card Processing Fee | 2.5% of the total amount due ($19) |
| Initial List of Officers/Directors | $150 |
| Nevada Business Registration | $500 |
*Filing fee is listed at the minimum, and the actual fee is based upon the number of your authorized shares of stock.
To learn more details about Nevada corporations and the annual maintenance fees and requirements, visit our page on Nevada Corporations.
If you’re ready to form a Nevada corporation, head over to our Incorporation Service Sign Up page!
Our Business Address
When you hire Nevada Registered Agent LLC for your business formation, you get to use our Nevada business address for free instead of your personal home or office address. A business address is simply a physical address that you can use anywhere an address is required on your business formation documents in place of your personal addresses.
This is a huge and often overlooked perk. Not only will our business address keep your personal addresses safely out of the public eye for anyone to be able to find, but it can give your business credibility and permanence, and prevent endless piles of junk mail from being delivered to you.
While Nevada doesn’t specifically require businesses to maintain a principal business address, you will need to specify addresses on other sections of the formation documents, such as for managers and directors.
Additional Privacy
When you utilize our service to start your Nevada corporation, we will do the following to give you additional privacy:
- Use our name and registered office address on your filing
- Use our business address instead of having you list any personal addresses
We do these things to keep your private information out of the public record. This allows you an extra layer of privacy and protection.
Nevada Business Presence
We make sure you have an infrastructure for building your online business presence in Nevada from day one. Here’s what that looks like:
- An web domain for your business
- Your own pre-built website that you can customize
- SSL for your website’s security
- A business email address at your domain
- A Nevada phone number that you can access on one of our apps (iOS or Android)
There are no additional upfront costs, and you can cancel anytime. Most importantly: know that your data is never sold and that your privacy is paramount. We give you the above to build your business profile and provide you the resources to fortify that separation between you and your business.
Expedited Service
We will process your filing on the day we receive it. We are the fastest incorporation service in the state, guaranteed.
Optional Items
We offer additional optional items you can use to prepare for the opening of your business and keep your business organized. You can order these additional items on your business formation order form.
Tax ID
Corporate Book and Seal
S Corporation Designation
Apostille
Certified Copy
Certificate of Good Standing
Tax ID
We can obtain your Tax ID number on your behalf. A Tax ID is a nine-digit identification number assigned by the IRS to a business to use on tax returns and other IRS-related documents. Your business will most likely need this number.
We can obtain your Tax ID number whether or not the individual in control of the entity has a social security number. The process for obtaining a tax ID is more involved and costly, however, without a social security number.
Corporate Book and Seal
We can send you your own corporate book and seal. A corporate seal is a tool used to show approval or authenticity by officially embossing the company’s information, such as name, state, or year of incorporation on business documents. A corporate book is an official records book where a company can keep business documents in one place, such as operating agreements and the Articles of Organization. Both these items are recommended, but not legally required.
S Corporation Designation
We can file Form 2553 with the IRS on your behalf to get your business an S corporation status. Referring to a type of IRS tax designation, the S corporation lets a business be treated as a pass-through entity, where taxable income passes through the entity and falls onto the owners or investors. This option is available to entities who fit certain criteria, such as 100 shareholders or fewer.
Apostille
We can get you an Apostille if your business will be required to provide an Apostille for international business or expansion. An Apostille is a specialized certificate, in this case, to verify the legitimacy and authenticity of a business document, and is issued by a government agency such as the Secretary of State. This certificate is recognized by countries that are members of the 1961 Hague Convention Treaty (currently 117 countries).
Certified Copy
We can send a certified copy of your Articles of Organization or Articles of Incorporation, which are usually necessary when you need to provide proof of your business, such as to open a business bank account. A certified copy is a state-issued copy of your company’s business documents that have been filed with the state.
Certificate of Good Standing
We can send you a Certificate of Good Standing, which is helpful when you need to register your business in another state, apply for a business loan or line of credit, or apply for certain business licenses. A Certificate of Good Standing is a state-issued document that certifies your business as a legal and compliant entity, registered with the state.
