Nevada Registered Agent

• If your business is web-based or doesn’t have a physical presence within Nevada, the business still needs a registered agent located inside state lines.
• Some Nevada business owners hire registered agent services because their business doesn’t keep regular business hours in which service of process or official mail can be delivered.
• Privacy. Many business owners don’t want their home or business address listed on public record as a point of contact, so they hire a registered agent.
• Avoiding distractions. Listing an employee or family member as your registered agent could be a huge mistake, as that may be the last person you want knowing the intimate details of lawsuits your business might become entangled in. Worse, just having a process server hand them a document is proof that you got it, regardless of whether they actually get it to you in a timely manner. You could miss a court deadline before realizing it.
• If you don’t want the added responsibility of tracking mail and notices from the Nevada Secretary of State, you can hire a registered agent to track the important paperwork for you. Having an online account to help maintain your business is often worth the nominal registered agent fee.

First, if you never get sued, congratulations! But don’t think of fees paid for a registered agent service as wasted money. Your Nevada registered agent should also keep you updated on any business reports owed to the state. And if you hire Northwest Registered Agent, we’ll provide you with any form you could file in Nevada, along with helpful tips for filing forms and paying the state with no markup, as well as amazing customer service. If you end up with multiple states with us, you’ll be able to easily see your annual report dates in every state in your account.

Northwest Registered Agent doesn’t charge more for high volume clients. If you know you’re going to get served hundreds of times a year, we should create a custom price for you that makes sense to both parties. Our typical clients get fewer than 15 lawsuits a year and never pay additional fees.

We accept and scan all of our Nevada clients’ documents on-site at our registered office in Reno, NV.

Definitely! We’re the only national registered agent service that allows our clients to list our address for everything when you’re doing a filing to keep your private address off public records.

We don’t want ALL of your business mail. It’s not what we do. And it wouldn’t serve you well. You wouldn’t have unique address or suite number. Any mail we receive on your behalf would come to to Northwest Registered Agent, care of you.

But we understand that businesses and clients sometimes reach out to you through your registered agent. Through us. That’s why we give you 5 FREE scans of regular business mail a year. You can request any additional documents to be forwarded at a per document rate of $15.

You should hire us first and then form your Nevada LLC or corporation because the state will reject your business registration filing if you don’t list your Nevada registered agent. You’ll find all the forms and instructions you need to complete your filing instantly after you place an order.

A process server will deliver instructions for responding to the lawsuit, which is known as a summons notice, and a complaint form, which describes who is suing, the reason they’re suing, and what the person or entity suing you want in compensation. All this is delivered to your Nevada registered agent’s address. Your registered agent signs any of process server’s documents acknowledging receipt of the lawsuit. If you’ve hired us, within minutes of receiving service of process, we’ll upload the document to your account. You’ll instantly receive an email prompting you to log into your account and securely view your document.

You can do a Nevada business name search.

• Type in the name of the company you’re searching for.
• In the results, you’ll find the registered agent’s name and registered office street address.

If you want to legally notify a business through their Nevada registered agent service, just send a certified letter directly to the registered agent name and registered office address.

In Nevada, to resign as a registered agent, you need to submit a Statement of Resignation of Registered Agent to the Nevada Secretary of State’s Commercial Recordings Division. For a more detailed walkthrough, you can refer to our guide on how to resign as a registered agent in Nevada.