Registered agent
Nevada Registered Agent
Every Nevada LLC and corporation names a registered agent when it forms, either a commercial registered agent or a noncommercial agent with a Nevada street address, and the agent accepts the appointment in writing (NRS 77.310). Our service is $199 a year and is included for the first year in Complete.
Nevada fees re-checked against the Nevada Revised Statutes: November 12, 2026
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.
- Filed with the Nevada Secretary of State
- We track your Nevada annual list
- Cited to the Nevada Revised Statutes
- Talk to a filer: (386) 465-3937
Nevada Registered Agent: the Nevada specifics
Registered agent in Nevada
Every Nevada entity names a registered agent in its formation filing: a commercial registered agent, or a noncommercial agent with a Nevada street address, and the agent signs a certificate of acceptance (NRS 77.310). The agent's Nevada street address is the company's registered office.
Source: NRS 77.310Why owners hire an agent
The agent's address is public and is where lawsuits and state notices are delivered, including default and revocation notices (NRS 86.274).
Source: NRS 86.274Foreign companies too
A foreign LLC's registration includes the same registered agent information (NRS 86.544).
Source: NRS 86.544What a missed list sets in motion
A company that misses its list is in default and owes a $75 penalty on top of the fee (NRS 86.272), plus a $100 penalty on the late business license. If it stays in default, its charter is revoked on the first day of the first anniversary of the month after the month the list was due (NRS 86.274). Reinstatement then costs $300 plus every missed fee and penalty (NRS 86.276).
Source: NRS 86.272Commercial or noncommercial
Nevada distinguishes commercial registered agents, who serve many entities and register with the Secretary of State, from noncommercial agents, often an owner with a Nevada street address. The formation filing names the agent and includes the agent's signed acceptance (NRS 77.310).
Source: NRS 77.310
Why it matters for default notices
Default and revocation notices go to the registered agent (NRS 86.274). An agent who forwards mail promptly can save a company from revocation.
Source: NRS 86.274
What our agent service includes
We serve as your commercial registered agent, sign the certificate of acceptance, receive service of process and Secretary of State notices at our Nevada office, and forward them to you the same business day. We also remind you before your annual list is due. The service is $199 a year and included for the first year in our Complete package.
Source: NRS 77.310
Switching to us
If you already have an agent, we file the $60 statement of change for you under NRS 77.340. No member or director vote is needed.
Source: NRS 77.340
Nevada Registered Agent: questions
Yes, as a noncommercial agent with a Nevada street address where you can accept papers.
Source: NRS 77.310Service of process and state mail forwarding for $199 a year.
Source: Nevada Secretary of StateYes. 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.