How much does an LLC cost in Nebraska?
$100.00 to file, paid to the Nebraska Secretary of State, Business Services Division. Then $25.00 every two years to stay in good standing.
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What you pay, and when
| To form it | $100.00, once. $100 online, $110 in the office. Neither figure is what forming here actually costs — see the publication line below. |
| Every two years | $25.00. Every two years, in odd-numbered years only, between January 1 and April 1. $25 online, $30 on paper. You get until June 16 before it counts as delinquent. |
| If you miss it | Miss June 16 and the company is administratively dissolved. Reinstating costs $30 if you catch it, $500 if you are late to that as well. |
| Registered agent | Required. You can be your own if you have a street address in Nebraska and do not mind it being public. |
| Publication | Nebraska is one of the few states that still makes you advertise. Notice of your organization has to run for three successive weeks in a legal newspaper of general circulation near your designated office, and then you file the proof of publication with the Secretary of State for $25 online or $30 on paper. What the newspaper charges for the three weeks is separate, and it is set by the paper rather than by the state — call more than one before you book it. |
Do it yourself
You file this directly with the state. There is nobody in the middle who has to be paid to do it, and nothing on this page is a Base888 charge — the fees above are paid to Nebraska.
File with Nebraska Secretary of State, Business Services Division
Check the name is free first: www.nebraska.gov