Nevada LLC Annual Report Requirements Made Simple
Stay compliant with Nevada's annual reporting requirements. Learn due dates, fees, and filing procedures to keep your LLC in good standing.
By Edmond Hui · Last updated: January 2026
Annual Report at a Glance
| Due Date | Anniversary month |
| Fee | $350 |
| Filing Method | Online or mail |
| Late Penalty | Varies — check SoS |
| Sos Filing Url | https://www.nvsos.gov |
How to File
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Determine Your Due Date
Your annual report is due during the anniversary month of your LLC's initial filing. For example, if you filed in March, your report is due anytime in March each year.
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Access the Nevada SilverFlume Portal
Visit the Nevada Secretary of State website at nvsos.gov and log into the SilverFlume business portal using your entity number and access code.
- 3
Complete the Annual Report Form
Update your LLC's information including current registered agent, business address, manager/member details, and business activity description.
- 4
Pay the $350 Filing Fee
Submit payment online via credit card or ACH transfer. The annual report fee is $350 and must be paid in full to complete filing.
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Receive Confirmation
After successful submission, print your receipt and filed report for your records. Your LLC will remain in good standing with the state.
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