Frequently Asked Questions

What is a registered agent in Nevada?

A registered agent is a person or entity designated to accept legal documents, service of process, and official correspondence on behalf of your Nevada business. The agent must maintain a physical address in Nevada and be available during standard business hours.

What are Nevada's annual compliance costs?

Nevada requires two annual filings totaling $350: the Annual List of Managers/Members ($150) and the State Business License renewal ($200). Late filing triggers a $75 penalty for the Annual List and $100 for the Business License. There is no state income tax.

Who can serve as a registered agent in Nevada?

Individual agents must be Nevada residents. Corporations located in Nevada can serve. Nevada also allows a business entity to be its own registered agent if it has a physical Nevada address. Commercial agents — those serving ten or more entities — must register with the Secretary of State at $500/year per office.

Can my business be its own registered agent?

Yes, Nevada permits this if your business maintains a physical Nevada address. However, this means your business address is on public record and someone must be present during business hours. Most owners prefer a professional service for privacy and reliability.

How much does your service cost?

$99 per year, paid annually. This includes the Nevada address, same-day document forwarding, compliance deadline reminders, online document dashboard, and privacy protection. No setup fees or hidden charges.

How do I switch my registered agent to you?

Enroll with us, then file a change-of-agent form with the Nevada Secretary of State along with the $60 state filing fee. We provide the form and confirm when the state processes the update.

What mail does your Nevada service cover?

Under Nevada requirements, a registered agent receives legal documents on behalf of business entities. Our service covers exactly that: service of process, lawsuits, subpoenas, Secretary of State correspondence, tax documents, and compliance alerts.

General mail? Up to 3 items per year, forwarded as a courtesy when they show up at your agent address.

Packages, Google Maps postcards, Amazon verification letters, and any third-party verification mailings are excluded from our service entirely. This is a registered agent address, not a general mailing address.

We do offer a virtual mail service as a separate add-on for businesses that need general mail handling. Let us know if that interests you.

Does Nevada have state income tax?

No. Nevada does not impose a state income tax on businesses or individuals. This is the primary reason many owners accept the higher annual filing costs — the tax savings often far exceed the $350 in yearly fees.