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 The Digital Operating Agreement is a free tool to help you automate the creation of an operating agreement for your limited-liability company.

• Digitally collaborate in the process of establishing mutually agreeable terms
• Define key governing rules and principles for your LLC
• Increase the long-term viability of your organization
• Start, manage, and save your operating agreement in one place online
• Start/manage your business via SilverFlume, Nevada's Business Portal

• Churchill Economic Development Authority (CEDA)
• Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada (EDAWN)
• Elko County Economic Diversification Authority (ECEDA)
• Esmeralda County Economic Development
• Eureka County Economic Development Program (ECEDP)
• Governor's Office of Economic Development
• Humboldt Development Authority
• Lander Economic Development Authority (LEDA)
• Las Vegas Global Economic Alliance
• Lincoln County Regional Economic Development Authority (LCRDA)
• Mineral County Economic Development Authority (MCEDA)
• Northern Nevada Development Authority (NNDA)
• Nye County Regional Economic Development Authority (NCREDA)
• Pershing County Development Authority
• White Pine Economic Diversification Council (WPEDC)

• Aerospace & Defense
• Agriculture
• Information Technology
• Energy
• Health Care
• Logistics & Operations
• Manufacturing
• Mining
• Tourism & Gaming

Every business entity filed in the office of the Secretary of State pursuant to Title 7 of the Nevada Revised Statutes is required to appoint and maintain a registered agent who resides or is located in this state, upon whom all legal process and any demand or notice authorized by law may be served. See NRS 14.020.

The registered agent has the primary responsibility for receiving notices of litigation (service of process) for the entity. The registered agent also receives annual report notifications and notices of default or revocation from the Secretary of State and may receive notices from other state agencies on behalf of the entity. 

While you may serve as your own registered agent, provided you reside or are located in Nevada, you may also use a registered agent service provider, law office, accounting firm or other entity that specializes in acting as a registered agent. The statutory provisions related to registered agents are located in NRS Chapter 77 and in the individual chapters relating to the various entity types. 

• Corporations - NRS 78.090 - 78.110 
• Limited Liability Companies - NRS 86.231 - 86.261
• Limited Partnerships (ULPA) - NRS 87A.215 - 87A.225
• Limited Partnerships - NRS 88.330 - 88.3355
• Business Trusts - NRS 88A.500 - 88A.540

Nevada has adopted the Model Registered Agents Act (MoRAA) NRS Chapter 77 , effective July 1, 2008. 

Any natural person or entity residing or located in the state of Nevada may register with the Secretary of State his willingness to serve as the registered agent of a Nevada entity or a foreign qualified entity. This registered agent list may be found on the Secretary of State's web site at http://nvsos.gov/sos/businesses/commercial-recordings/registered-agent-listing.