Asset-protection-narrative pricing: $397 service + $425 state fees ($75 Articles + $150 Initial List + $200 Business License), $722 total. The most expensive of the four anonymous states. Picked specifically when the Nevada reputation matters.
Nevada has the strongest asset-protection reputation of the four anonymous states. Some asset-protection planners specifically require Nevada for high-net-worth holding structures. Charging order protection applies to both single-member and multi-member LLCs (unlike Wyoming, which has the strongest single-member doctrine but is sometimes contested for multi-member). No state income tax. The cost ($722 vs $397 Wyoming) is the price of the reputation. See /nevada-anonymous-llc/ for pillar context.
High-net-worth asset-protection structures, holding entities where the Nevada narrative matters to advisors or lawyers, multi-member LLCs where Nevada's charging order doctrine is preferred over Wyoming's. Not the right choice if you want the cheapest anonymous LLC — pick /services/wyoming-llc/ ($397) or /services/new-mexico-llc/ ($347) instead.
Nevada LLC formation costs $722 — the most expensive of the four anonymous states by a significant margin. That price covers a specific value proposition: the strongest asset-protection narrative in the United States. Nevada Revised Statute § 86.501 establishes charging order protection as the exclusive remedy for creditors of LLC members, and Nevada courts have consistently upheld this protection for both single-member and multi-member LLCs — the cleanest dual-protection statute in any state. For high-net-worth individuals layering Nevada LLCs into asset-protection plans, the extra cost is the explicit point: Nevada's reputation among asset-protection planners, estate-planning attorneys, and family-office advisors is a feature, not a bug.
For everyone else, Nevada is overkill. Wyoming's § 17-29-503(a) provides nearly equivalent single-member charging order protection at less than half the cost ($397 vs $722 formation, $160 vs $450 ongoing year). Wyoming's reputation among lawyers is similarly strong for the same use cases. The buyers who genuinely need Nevada are: (1) high-net-worth individuals whose estate-planning or asset-protection attorney specifically requires Nevada, (2) multi-member LLCs where multi-member charging order doctrine matters, (3) buyers building a multi-state holding structure where Nevada is one piece, (4) operators of regulated businesses (gaming-adjacent, fintech) where Nevada's regulatory familiarity matters. About 5% of our buyers come to Nevada legitimately; 95% would be better served by Wyoming and we tell them so before invoicing.
The mechanics of a Nevada LLC formation are also more complex than other states. You don't file one document — you file three: Articles of Organization ($75), Initial List of Managers ($150), and State Business License application ($200). All three are required within the first month of formation. The Initial List and State Business License must be renewed annually starting year 2 ($150 + $200 = $350/year), plus our registered agent renewal ($100). Total year-2+ ongoing state cost: $450. Across a 10-year hold: $4,500 in state and RA renewals. Compare to Wyoming's 10-year cost of $1,600. The $2,900 difference is the price of the Nevada reputation. Worth it if you specifically need that reputation; not worth it otherwise.
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Before Nevada filings submitted: 100% refund minus Stripe processing fees. Cancel within 24 hours before any of the three filings reach Nevada SOS.
After Nevada filings submitted: $425 in state fees non-refundable (already paid to Nevada). $397 service fee refundable if we fail to deliver EIN, OA, or bank applications within 21 days — assuming delay is on our side.
If banks reject all 4-5 applications: No refund (outside our control). Second wave of 3 banks at no extra charge.
If you skip Year-2 Annual List + Business License renewal:Nevada places the LLC in default after 1 month of late renewal ($100 penalty), revokes after extended delinquency. Reinstatement is $200+ in penalties + $147 our service. Avoid via compliance calendar (free opt-in on intake).
If you change your mind and want Wyoming: Wyoming and Nevada both permit domestication. Cost: $147 our service + $100 WY state. Preserves EIN and entity continuity.
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