Understanding Certificates of Good Standing
A certificate of good standing certifies that a company is properly registered with the state. The certificate confirms that the company is in good standing and that under the registered agents’ knowledge, no action is being taken to wind up the affairs of the company.
Obtaining a Certificate in Nevada
In Nevada, potential creditors or investors might request a certificate of good standing for your LLC. This guide provides all the information you need to get this certificate in Nevada. To qualify for a Nevada certificate of good standing, your company must meet the state compliance requirements including Permits and Licenses.
The cost of a Certificate of Good Standing from the Nevada Secretary of State is $50.00. Processing is immediate when filed online, up to two weeks otherwise.
Costs and Procedures
The fees for obtaining a Certificate of Good Standing cost around $50 in Nevada. Check the Nevada Secretary of State website for the most up-to-date fee schedule.
Once your business remains compliant with the state, you can request a Nevada certificate of good standing from the Nevada Secretary of State. This can be done online, by mail, by email, or by fax.
A Nevada Certificate of Good Standing is an official document that includes:
- The company name
- State of formation
- The company’s identification number
Frequently Asked Questions
What is another name for a certificate of good standing?
In some states, a certificate of good standing is called a certificate of status or certificate of existence.
An alternative document is the certificate of incumbency, which contains details on a company’s directors and officers and confirms identities and positions.