Nev. Rev. Stat. § 77.305

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Registration of individual or corporation willing to serve as registered agent for corporation, limited-liability company or limited partnership

Official statutory text

1. Any individual residing or corporation located in this State may register for that calendar year a willingness to serve as the registered agent of a domestic or foreign corporation, limited-liability company or limited partnership with the Secretary of State. The registration must state the full, legal name of the individual or corporation willing to serve as the registered agent and be accompanied by a fee of $500 per office location of the registered agent.

2. The Secretary of State shall maintain a list of those individuals and corporations who are registered pursuant to subsection 1 and make the list available to persons seeking to do business in this State.

3. The Secretary of State may amend any information provided in the list if an individual or a corporation who is included in the list: (a) Requests the amendment; and (b) Pays a fee of $50.

4. The Secretary of State may adopt regulations prescribing the content, maintenance and presentation of the list.

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