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NV · Secretary of State

Verify any Nevada business in seconds.

Nevada SOS entity data + USDOT/FMCSA carrier records, with an optional OFAC SDN screen — all in one verification packet. Real-time pull from the official NV SOS, normalized into a clean credit-file PDF.

What you get with a Nevada lookup

  • Nevada SOS entity record — name, status, entity type, formation date, registered agent + address, principal office, and officers/managers where the state exposes them.
  • USDOT / FMCSA carrier verification — for trucking deals, we pull the carrier's authority status, MC#, fleet size and MCS-150 history, plus the FMCSA SAFER snapshot. Auto-matched to the SOS legal name when applicable.
  • OFAC SDN screening — optional: add it to your search to check the company name against the Treasury sanctions list.
  • DBA / Fictitious Name finder — a separate tool that points you to the county/town clerk's own search (or the statewide registry) where a DBA is filed in Nevada.
  • One merged PDF — cover sheet + SOS record + USDOT snapshot + supporting docs, all in a credit-file-ready packet.

How Nevada files business entities

Nevada's SilverFlume portal at esos.nv.gov is fronted by aggressive Incapsula bot protection — data-center IPs get a challenge stub. Nevada markets itself heavily as a 'no state income tax' incorporation haven and has more LLCs per capita than any other state.

Official portal: Nevada Secretary of State (SilverFlume) ↗

How DBAs work in Nevada

Nevada files Fictitious Firm Names at the county clerk in the county where the business operates — each of Nevada's 17 counties handles its own filings. Clark County (Las Vegas) processes the bulk of statewide DBA volume. Nevada's SOS does NOT maintain a state-level DBA registry.

Credit-underwriting gotchas in Nevada

Nevada LLCs owe a $200 annual State Business License fee PLUS a $150 annual list of managers/members — billed separately, both due on the formation anniversary. Together these are among the most expensive recurring fees in the country. Nevada also notably allows nominee officers and directors, meaning public filings can be intentionally misleading. Caveat lector — Nevada filings warrant extra scrutiny for shell-entity patterns.

Practical Nevada reference

Filing fees: $75 LLC formation fee + $200 annual State Business License + $150 annual list (total $350/year)

Officer visibility: Officers, managers, and registered agents are visible on the public SilverFlume detail page. The annual list of officers is a separate filing and is downloadable as a PDF.

Nevada DBA / assumed-name search

We've indexed 6 Nevada county clerk DBA portals. Paste any Nevada address and we'll tell you exactly which county clerk to search, and whether that search is free — Pro deep-links straight to each one's search form, no landing pages, no clicking around.

Open the Nevada DBA search →

✓ Nevada is covered

VerifySOS pulls the Nevada SOS record for you in real time. Owners/officers are included wherever Nevada publishes them on the free public record, on every plan. USDOT/FMCSA carrier records run alongside it, and you can add an OFAC screen.

Verify a Nevada business now

Paste a company name above — your first 3 searches are free. No signup, no card. Real Nevada SOS data, pulled in real time.

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