Amendment and dissolution
Amendments and Dissolution in Nevada
Amending a Nevada LLC's articles costs $175 and filing articles of dissolution costs $100 (NRS 86.561). A corporation's amendment fee is at least $175 and can be more if authorized shares increase (NRS 78.765). Dissolving properly stops the annual list and business license charges.
Nevada fees re-checked against the Nevada Revised Statutes: November 12, 2026
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Amendments and Dissolution in Nevada: the Nevada specifics
LLC fees
Amendment or restatement $175; articles of dissolution $100; certificate of cancellation $100.
Source: NRS 86.561Corporation amendment
At least $175; an increase in authorized shares is charged the difference under the share scale (NRS 78.765).
Source: NRS 78.765Manager changes
Changes to managers or officers go on an amended list, not an amendment to the articles.
Source: NRS 86.263Amendment or amended list?
Changing the name or the articles needs an amendment ($175 for an LLC). Changing managers or officers only needs an amended list. An amended list filed within 60 days after the initial list is free (NRS 86.263).
Source: NRS 86.263
Which changes need an amendment
File a certificate of amendment when the change is to something stated in the articles: the company name, the management structure, or, for a corporation, the number or par value of authorized shares. For an LLC the fee is $175 (NRS 86.561). A corporation that increases authorized shares pays the difference between the share-value fee for the new total and the fee already paid, with a $175 minimum (NRS 78.765).
Changes to who manages the company, the officers or the directors are not amendments. Those go on an amended list. Address changes for the registered agent use a $60 statement of change under NRS 77.340.
Source: NRS 78.765
Closing the company the right way
Dissolution starts with the vote the operating agreement or bylaws require. Then the LLC files articles of dissolution for $100, effective on filing or on a date up to 90 days later (NRS 86.541). The managers, or the members if there are none, wind up as trustees: collect receivables, sell assets, pay or provide for creditors, and distribute what is left.
Before you file, bring the annual list and business license current, close the Department of Taxation sales tax account and the employer accounts, cancel city or county business licenses, and file final federal returns. If the company was registered in other states, withdraw there too, or those states will keep billing annual fees.
Source: NRS 86.541
Our service
Amendments are $299 and dissolutions $449 plus state fees. We draft the filing from your instructions, check the record for open lists or penalties first, and send you the filed copy for your minute book.
Source: NRS 86.561
Questions we ask before filing
Is the list current? Does the change affect the name on your bank account, licenses or contracts? Will the new name be distinguishable on the Secretary of State's records? For a dissolution, are there open leases, loans or tax accounts? Answering these first avoids a rejected filing or a closed company with loose ends.
Source: NRS 86.171
Amendments and Dissolution in Nevada: questions
The company goes into default, then revocation, with penalties accruing. Dissolving is cleaner.
Source: NRS 86.274Yes. Corp USA prepares and submits your Nevada filing with the Secretary of State for you. The official state fees are passed through at cost, with our service fee shown separately at checkout, so you never have to work through the state's system yourself.
Source: Nevada Secretary of StateReady when you are, Nevada.
Heads up: we are an independent company that prepares and submits Nevada filings for owners. We are not the Nevada Secretary of State, and we do not give legal advice. Every state charge passes through at the exact amount billed, shown separately from our service fee.