How to reinstate a Nebraska LLC

Registered Agent
Northwest Registered Agent

Revival of Nebraska LLC with Nebraska Department of State

How to reinstate a Nebraska Limited Liability Company:

The form to reinstate a Nebraska LLC is not available online. It is kept in house by the SOS and only sent out when a Nebraska LLC sends a request for the form along with the delinquent report and total of fees due.

To request the form and file your documents/fees, contact:
Nebraska Secretary of State
Corporate Division
1445 K Street, Room 1301
PO Box 94608
Lincoln, NE 68509

Phone: (402) 471-4079
Fax: (402) 471-3666

Documents can be submitted for filing by mail or in person at the Secretary of State's Office.  If you submit documents by mail, include a cover letter with contact information including your phone number.

How much will it cost to revive a Nebraska LLC?

A limited liability company must pay all delinquent fees, plus a $115 application fee and the $10biennial fee, to be reinstated.

How long does it take the state to process the filing?

Processing takes 2-3 days. The Nebraska SOS does not offer expedited processing.

How long does your Nebraska LLC have to be inactive with the state before you wouldn't have any fees, and would just have to start over with a new Nebraska LLC?

Nebraska does not expressly limit the reinstatement period. So, your Nebraska LLC can be reinstated at any time after the certificate is revoked.  This means that those fees would never go away and you would have to pay the full amount to be reinstated.

Can you change your Nebraska registered agent at the same time on the Nebraska reinstatement?

No, you must fill out a change of agent/office form and pay the fee to update those records.

Can you change your principal address at the same time on the Nebraska reinstatement form?

Nebraska SOS requires you to fill out the change of agent/office form to change your address in their records.

Can you change your members and/or managers at the same time on the Nebraska reinstatement form?

No.

How many annual reports can you miss before you can't revive your Nebraska LLC?

Nebraska does not explicitly limit the reinstatement period. You can always revive your Nebraska LLC, so if you want to continue doing business after missing biennial reports or fees, you will have to pay them first. But your name is only protected for one year following administrative dissolution, so after one year, you could create a new llc with the same name to avoid paying the costs of reinstatement.

Forms:
Fees:

Northwest Registered Agent Service, Inc.
Agent#  10120611
Lincoln, NE 68508
Lancaster County
 Bookmark and Share

Our Pitch

As your Nebraska registered agent and Nebraska LLC service provider, we provide timely reminders, and filing instructions to file your Nebraska biennial reports.  We immediately upload to your online account all documents received in Nebraska, locally.  If you’re looking at this page, something probably went wrong with your initial company setup.  If you’d like help establishing a new LLC, you can sign up for incorporation service, where we establish the LLC with the state, make the initial resolutions, and prepare your operating agreement for a minimal fee.  If you’d like to do it yourself, and just hire us to be the Nebraska registered agent to take advantage of our online compliance tools, and forms to file with the state, we’d be very happy to serve you. 

We make our money by charging $125.00 a year to act as your registered agent.  Obviously it’s in our best interest and yours to have your company be active and in good standing.  Because of this, we have a long-term interest in your success and compliance. 

Incorporation
  
Registered Agent
Signup for Incorporation Service   Signup for Registered Agent Service
Detailed step by step information on how to incorporate or register your business in:
Alabama LLC, Alaska LLC, Arizona LLC, Arkansas LLC, California, Colorado LLC, Connecticut LLC, Delaware, District of Columbia LLC, Colorado, Georgia LLC, Hawaii LLC, Idaho LLC, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi LLC, Missouri, Montana LLC, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey LLC, New Mexico, Wyoming LLC, North Carolina, North Dakota LLC, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon LLC, Pennsylvania LLC, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Nebraska, Vermont, Virginia LLC, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming.