Nevada LLC Annual Report Requirements: How to File an Annual or Amended List

As in most states, Nevada’s annual list is relatively straightforward. In fact, the process in Nevada is even more streamlined than in other states, as there is no need to include detailed explanations of your LLC’s purpose or industry.

In Nevada, the annual list is filed with the Secretary of State and can be submitted concurrently with a business license filing. In most cases, the completed filing will include the following details:

• Name of the entity. This should be identical to the name of the LLC that is already registered with the Secretary of State.
• Nevada Business Identification Number. Also known as the “NV Business ID,” this unique number is assigned when you file your articles of organization or can be issued alongside your state business license.
• Type of entity. This step is simple: Verify whether you run a limited liability company, a limited liability partnership, or a limited liability limited partnership.
• Manager or member details. The annual list primarily consists of details about your LLC’s current members. For each member or managing member, include a name and current address. Depending on the number of managers, you may need to attach a supplemental page to the document. This will ensure that everybody is mentioned.
• Annual or amended designation. If your LLC’s managers or members have remained the same in the past year, you may only need to file an annual list. If, however, you’ve made significant changes, you’ll file an amended list. The official form is essentially the same in both situations, but you’ll check a box designating the list as either annual or amended.
• Signature. When you’ve completed your annual form, you’ll need to sign prior to submitting it to the Secretary of State. Near the signature box, the document provides an important reminder: “that the information contained [therein] is correct… pursuant to NRS 239.330.” Keep in mind that forging this document (or providing false information) is deemed a category C felony.
• Filing fees. The cost of filing Nevada’s annual list depends on the type of entity you run and how early you submit the required documentation. The list fees are identical for limited liability companies, limited liability partnerships, and limited liability limited partnerships: $150 for the annual list or $200 for the business license fee. Additional fees are required for expedited service: $125 to get the annual list processed in 24 hours. This fee increases dramatically if you only have a few hours to spare: $500 for two hours or $1,000 for one hour.