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Nevada charitable solicitation registration statement

File the charitable solicitation registration statement with the Secretary of State together with the annual list of officers, by the last day of the anniversary month.

When
By the last day of the anniversary month of its formation.
Agency
Nevada Secretary of State
Applies to
Nonprofits asking the public for donations in Nevada.
Fee
No fee
If missed
Civil penalties under the charitable solicitation law
Source
www.nvsos.gov, read October 22, 2026
J
Jay explains

A charity that solicits in Nevada files a charitable solicitation registration statement with the Secretary of State, at the same time as its annual list of officers, so it is due by the last day of the anniversary month of its formation or Nevada registration. There is no separate fee. Charities raising under $25,000 a year with no paid fundraisers are exempt but file an exemption statement with the list.

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