Nevada LLC Annual Report Late Fee: What You Need to Know
Learn about Nevada's $350 annual report fee, late penalties, and step-by-step instructions to restore your LLC's good standing with the Nevada Secretary of State.
By Edmond Hui · Last updated: January 2026
Late Fee Facts at a Glance
What Happens If You Miss the Deadline
Immediately after anniversary month deadline
Nevada LLC loses good standing status and a $50 late fee is assessed in addition to the $350 annual report fee
6+ months late
Continued loss of good standing, inability to obtain certificates of good standing, and potential difficulty with business transactions
12+ months late
Nevada Secretary of State may begin administrative dissolution proceedings, which can result in loss of liability protection
How to Fix It: Step-by-Step
File the Overdue Annual Report
Submit your Nevada LLC Annual Report through the Nevada Secretary of State online portal at https://www.nvsos.gov or by mail. Include all required information and signatures.
Pay All Required Fees
Pay the $350 annual report fee plus the $50 late penalty (total $400). Payment can be made online with credit card or by check if filing by mail.
Request Reinstatement (if dissolved)
If your LLC has been administratively dissolved, file a reinstatement application with the Nevada Secretary of State and pay any additional reinstatement fees.
Verify Good Standing Status
Once processed, request a Certificate of Good Standing from the Nevada Secretary of State to confirm your LLC's compliance status is restored.
🚨 Reinstatement After Dissolution
- Reinstatement Possible?
- Yes
- How Long Allowed
- Generally up to 3 years after administrative dissolution in Nevada
- Reinstatement Fee
- Contact Nevada Secretary of State for current reinstatement fees in addition to overdue annual report fees
- What You Lose During Dissolution
- During dissolution period, the LLC may lose liability protection for members and cannot conduct business legally in Nevada
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