Nevada Business Entity Search
The Nevada Secretary of State only answers searches on its own site. Start here and land on the right one.
The Nevada Secretary of State only answers searches on its own site. Start here and land on the right one.
Forming an LLC in Nevada costs far more than the $75 articles fee suggests: the initial list ($150) and state business license ($200) are due at formation, and the same $350 is due every year. Bulk business data is available through the Secretary of State's Data Download service.
Filings in Nevada go to the Nevada Secretary of State, Commercial Recordings Division, which keeps the official record (often searched as SilverFlume).
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Active | The entity is current with its annual list and business license. |
| Default | The entity missed its annual list or fee by the due date; a $75 penalty is added and it can still cure the default. |
| Revoked | The entity stayed in default until the anniversary month a year later, so its charter was revoked and its right to do business forfeited until it is reinstated. |
Source, checked 2026-10-26. Words other states use are in the business entity status guide.
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