Nevada LLC Articles of Organization Forms

*File Online

Domestic

Domestic Professional

Foreign

The Nevada articles of organization forms allow individuals to apply for a limited liability company with the Secretary of State’s office. *Only the domestic may be filed online. All forms may be filed via standard mail by sending the filing fee of $75 with the completed articles and attach the initial members and managers form (This form may be Filed Online).

• Browse the entity database to ensure the name that you select is not already taken.

Steps to Form an LLC

Step 1 – Fill out Form – Complete the articles of organization form that best fits your needs;

• Domestic – For all companies that will be located in the State of Nevada.
  • File Online
• Domestic Professional – Any profession as listed in Statute 89.050 must file with this application.
• Foreign – For any company located outside the State.

Step 2 – Attach Fee – Attach the filing fee of $75. Make payable to the ‘Nevada Secretary of State’.

• Add an additional $125 if you would like to expedite. Make all checks payable to the Nevada Secretary of State.

Step 3 – List of Managers/Members – Before the last day of the month (recommended to be attached) the entity must file it’s list of managers and members of the company.

• Download Initial Report – File Online

Step 4 – Send – The last step is to send in the mail. If you have elected to file the standard (non-expedited) way, send to:
New Filings Division
204 North Carson Street, Suite 4
Carson City NV 89701-4520

If selected to express file, send the form to:

Secretary of State –  Las Vegas
Commercial Recordings Division
555 East Washington Ave, Suite 5200
Las Vegas NV 89101

If you have any questions about the process you may call the Secretary of State at 1(775) 684-5708 or visit online at www.nvsos.gov.

Tips

• If you are looking to establish a bank account or conduct financial activity with your LLC, you will need to apply for an EIN number. This can be obtained through a paper filing or for free online at the IRS website.
• Operating Agreement – This is a legal form that allows the members (owners) of an LLC to protect themselves by stating who is putting how much into the company and what percentages(s) does everyone own in the entity. It also helps out single member LLC’s as to help further it’s case as a business entity in case any outside parties try to prove otherwise.

Sources

• https://nvsos.gov/index.aspx?page=428