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Nevada Revised Statutes Title 7. Business Associations; Securities; Commodities § 88A.900. Fees

Current as of January 01, 2025 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

The Secretary of State shall charge and collect the following fees for:

1. Filing an original certificate of trust, or for registering a foreign business trust, $75.

2. Filing an amendment or restatement, or a combination thereof, to a certificate of trust, $175.

3. Filing a certificate of cancellation, $100.

4. Certifying a copy of a certificate of trust or an amendment or restatement, or a combination thereof, $30 per certification.

5. Certifying an authorized printed copy of this chapter, $30.

6. Reserving a name for a business trust, $25.

7. Signing a certificate of existence of a business trust which does not list the previous records relating to it, or a certificate of change in the name of a business trust, $50.

8. Signing a certificate of existence of a business trust which lists the previous records relating to it, $50.

9. Signing, certifying or filing any certificate or record not otherwise provided for in this section, $50.

10. Examining and provisionally approving a record before the record is presented for filing, $125.

11. Copying a record on file with the Secretary of State, for each page, $2.

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