Nebraska § 21-205 - Filing, service, and copying fees.
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§ 21-205. Filing, service, and copying fees.
(MBCA 1.22) (a) The Secretary of State shall collect the following fees when the documents described in this subsection are delivered to the Secretary of State for filing:
(1) Articles of incorporation, articles of domestication, or articles of domestication and conversion:
(i) If the filing is submitted in writing, the fee shall be $110; and
(ii) If the filing is submitted electronically pursuant to section 84-511, the fee shall be $100;
(2) Articles of incorporation or articles of domestication if filed by an insurer holding a certificate of authority issued by the Director of Insurance, the fee shall be $300;
(3) Agent's statement of change of registered office for each affected corporation...$30 not to exceed a total of...$1,000;
(4) Agent's statement of resignation...No fee;
(5) Certificate of administrative dissolution...No fee;
(6) Application for reinstatement more than five years after the effective date of an administrative dissolution or administrative revocation...$500;
(7) Certificate of reinstatement...No fee;
(8) Certificate of judicial dissolution...No fee;
(9) Application for certificate of authority:
(i) If the filing is submitted in writing, the fee shall be $110; and
(ii) If the filing is submitted electronically pursuant to section 84-511, the fee shall be $100;
(10) Certificate of revocation of authority to transact business...No fee;
(11)(i) Professional certificate submitted pursuant to section 21-2216:
(A) If the professional certificate is submitted, the fee shall be $30; and
(B) If electronic verification is submitted in lieu of the professional certificate, the fee shall be $55; and
(ii) Such professional certificate submitted pursuant to section 84-511:
(A) If the professional certificate is submitted, the fee shall be $25; and
(B) If electronic verification is submitted in lieu of the professional certificate, the fee shall be $50; and
(12) Any other document required or permitted to be filed by the Nebraska Model Business Corporation Act:
(i) If the filing is submitted in writing, the fee shall be $30; and
(ii) If the filing is submitted electronically pursuant to section 84-511, the fee shall be $25;
(b) The Secretary of State shall collect the following fees for copying and certifying the copy of any filed document relating to a domestic or foreign corporation:
(1) One dollar per page for copying; and
(2) Ten dollars for the certificate.
(c) All fees set forth in this section shall be collected by the Secretary of State and remitted to the State Treasurer and credited sixty percent to the General Fund and forty percent to the Secretary of State Cash Fund.
Source: official Nebraska text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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