Nevada Registered Agent Service

Registered Agent
Services in Nevada

Nevada is one of the most business-friendly states in the country. Every LLC and corporation registered here must maintain a registered agent with a physical Nevada address. URA provides Nevada registered agent service for one flat annual fee.

Get a Nevada Registered Agent ($129/yr)

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At a Glance

$129 / yr

Flat annual rate — same in all 50 states

All Entity Types

LLC, Corp, LP, LLP, Foreign Entity

Annual List

Deadline reminders included

All 50 States

One provider for every state you operate in

Nevada Law

What Is a Registered Agent in Nevada?

A registered agent in Nevada is the designated individual or entity authorized to receive service of process, official legal documents, and correspondence from the Nevada Secretary of State on behalf of your business. Every entity formed or qualified to do business in Nevada is required by law to maintain a registered agent at all times.

Nevada is a popular state for business formation due to its favorable tax environment — no corporate income tax, no franchise tax on income, and strong privacy protections. However, these benefits come with strict annual compliance requirements that make a reliable registered agent essential.

Nevada requires all entities to file an Annual List each year along with a state business license fee. Your registered agent plays a key role in ensuring you receive reminders and never miss these deadlines.

Nevada Revised Statutes Under NRS § 14.020 (corporations) and NRS § 86.231 (LLCs), every domestic and foreign entity must continuously maintain a registered agent in Nevada. The agent must have a physical street address in the state. Failure to maintain a registered agent can result in revocation of the entity's right to do business in Nevada.

Requirements

Nevada Registered Agent Requirements

Must have a physical Nevada street address (P.O. boxes not accepted)
Must be available during regular business hours (9am–5pm, Mon–Fri)
Must be an individual Nevada resident or a company authorized to act as a registered agent in Nevada
Agent name and address must be kept current with the Nevada Secretary of State
All entities must file an Annual List and pay the state business license fee each year
Applies to all LLCs, corporations, LPs, LLPs, and foreign entities registered in Nevada

Nevada Annual List & Business License Nevada requires all entities to file an Annual List and pay an annual state business license fee of $200 (LLCs) or $500 (corporations). These are separate state obligations not included in your registered agent fee. URA sends reminders before these deadlines.

Pricing

Simple, Flat-Rate Pricing

One price. Every state. No tiers, no surprises. Nevada's business benefits shouldn't come with inflated registered agent fees.

Nevada Registered Agent

$129

per year · renews annually

✓ Physical Nevada registered agent address
✓ Acceptance of service of process
✓ Prompt document scan and email notification
✓ Secure online document portal
✓ Annual List and business license reminders
✓ Secretary of State correspondence forwarding
✓ All entity types (LLC, Corp, LP, LLP)

Get Started ($129/year)

No setup fees. Nevada Annual List and business license fees are separate state obligations not included in this fee.

How URA Compares

URA annual fee$129

Typical competitor rate$149–$299

Same price in all 50 statesYes

Hidden "compliance fees"None

Annual List remindersIncluded

Online document portalIncluded

Dedicated account supportIncluded

Multi-state discountAvailable

Operating in Nevada and beyond? We cover all 50 states at the same flat rate. One invoice, one relationship.

Why Choose URA

A Registered Agent That Actually Picks Up the Phone

Large companies process thousands of Nevada clients. At URA, you're not a ticket number.

Prompt Document Handling

When we receive service of process or Secretary of State mail, we scan it and notify you by email, typically within one business day.

Online Document Portal

Every document we've received on your behalf, organized by date and entity, accessible 24/7 from any device.

Annual List Reminders

Nevada's Annual List and business license deadlines fall on the last day of your entity's anniversary month. We track these and remind you well in advance so you never miss a filing.

Foreign Qualification Support

Registered in Nevada but doing business in other states too? We serve as your registered agent in all 50 states, so you have one provider wherever you operate.

Process

How to Get Started with URA in Nevada

Getting a Nevada registered agent through URA is straightforward. Here's exactly what happens after you place your order.

Order Your Registered Agent Service

Complete your order through URA's order form. Provide your entity name, type, and state of formation. No paperwork required from you at this stage.

Takes about 3 minutes to complete.

We File Your Change of Agent with the Nevada Secretary of State

URA handles the change of registered agent filing with the Nevada Secretary of State on your behalf. You don't need to track down forms or navigate state filing portals.

Update Your Internal Records

Update your operating agreement, bylaws, or corporate resolution to reflect URA as your new registered agent. This is the one step that stays on your end.

We Handle Everything Else

Once your filing is processed, URA is on record as your Nevada registered agent. We accept service of process, forward Secretary of State correspondence, and remind you of Annual List and business license deadlines. You focus on your business.

State Resources

Important Contacts & Quick Links

Official state resources, filing portals, and compliance tools for managing your entity in the Silver State.

Secretary of State

Entity Search

Look up any entity in the state database

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Online Filing Portal

File documents directly with the Secretary of State

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Change of Agent

Update your registered agent on file with the state

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Annual List Filing

File your required annual list — due on anniversary month

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Business License

SilverFlume Portal

Nevada's official business registration and licensing portal

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Department of Taxation

State tax information and business license renewals

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Other Useful

Secretary of State Contact

Phone and contact info for state business filings

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Business.NV.gov

Nevada's official business resource portal

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Nevada is a popular state for business formation because it has no corporate income tax, no franchise tax on income, no personal income tax, and strong privacy protections for business owners. Officers and directors are not required to be publicly listed. However, Nevada does require an Annual List filing and a state business license fee each year.

Yes, you can serve as your own registered agent if you have a physical Nevada street address and are available during regular business hours. However, one of the key benefits of forming in Nevada is privacy — using a professional service keeps your personal address off the public record, which aligns with Nevada's strong privacy protections.

All Nevada entities must file an Annual List with the Secretary of State each year, due on the last day of the anniversary month of the entity's formation. The filing fee is $150 for LLCs and $125 for corporations. In addition, all entities must pay a state business license fee of $200 (LLCs) or $500 (corporations). URA tracks both deadlines and sends reminders before they're due.

Failing to maintain a registered agent in Nevada can result in the Secretary of State revoking your entity's right to conduct business in the state. This removes your liability protection and can have serious legal and financial consequences. Reinstatement requires paying back fees and filing the appropriate paperwork.

Yes. If your entity is formed in Nevada, you must always maintain a registered agent in the state regardless of where you physically operate. If you're also doing business in other states, you may need to register as a foreign entity there as well. URA can serve as your registered agent in Nevada and any other states simultaneously.

Your service renews on the anniversary of your order date. We'll send a renewal reminder at least 30 days in advance. Failure to renew may result in URA resigning as your registered agent, which would require you to designate a new agent to maintain compliance with the state.

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Trusted by Nevada businesses and out-of-state entities operating in the Silver State. $129 flat. No surprises.