Nevada § 225.140 - Fees: Imposition; regulations; posting of fee schedule

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§ 225.140. Fees: Imposition; regulations; posting of fee schedule

1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, in addition to other fees authorized

by law, the Secretary of State shall charge and collect the following fees: 2. The Secretary of State: (a) Shall charge a reasonable fee for searching records and documents kept in his

or her office, including, but not limited to, records and documents that are stored

on a computer database. (b) May charge or collect any filing or other fees for services rendered by him or

her to the State of Nevada, any local governmental agency or agency of the Federal

Government, or any officer thereof in his or her official capacity or respecting his

or her office or official duties. (c) May not charge or collect a filing or other fee for: (1) Attesting extradition papers or executive warrants for other states. (2) Any commission or appointment issued or made by the Governor, either for the use

of the State Seal or otherwise. (d) May charge a reasonable fee, not to exceed: (1) One thousand dollars, for providing service within 1 hour after the time service

is requested; (2) Five hundred dollars, for providing service more than 1 hour but within 2 hours

after the time the service is requested; and (3) One hundred twenty-five dollars, for providing any other special service, including,

but not limited to, providing service more than 2 hours but within 24 hours after

the time the service is requested, accepting documents filed by facsimile machine

and other use of new technology. (e) Shall charge a person, for each check or other negotiable instrument returned

to the Office of the Secretary of State because the person had insufficient money

or credit with the drawee to pay the check or other instrument or because the person

stopped payment on the check or other instrument: (1) A fee of $25; and (2) If the check or other instrument that was returned had been presented for the

payment of a filing fee for more than one entity, an additional fee in an amount equal

to the actual cost incurred by the Office of the Secretary of State to perform the

following actions as a result of the returned check or instrument: (I) Reversing the status of the entities in the records of the Office of the Secretary

of State; and (II) Recouping any fees charged for services rendered by the Office of the Secretary

of State to the entities, including, without limitation, fees charged for providing

service pursuant to paragraph (d), providing copies or issuing certificates. The Secretary of State shall, by regulation, establish procedures for the imposition

of the fees authorized by this paragraph and the manner in which a fee authorized

by subparagraph (2) will be calculated. (f) May charge a reasonable fee for searching for and cancelling or removing, if requested,

any filing that has been submitted to him or her but not yet processed. 3. The Secretary of State shall post a schedule of the fees authorized to be charged

pursuant to this section in a conspicuous place at each office at which such fees

are collected.

Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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What does Nevada Revised Statutes § 225.140 cover?

Section 225.140 ("Fees: Imposition; regulations; posting of fee schedule") is part of the Nevada Revised Statutes, the codified statutory law of Nevada. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.

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