What the association does now
Three jobs, in the order members need them this year.
Get every office through ORION
Old forms are rejected. Logins carried over but workflows did not. The bulk filing API is new to everyone. Members pool what breaks and take it to the Commercial Recordings Division as one list instead of 2,545 phone calls.
Keep a standard the state trusts
The association's code of ethics and its best practices recommendations were written to keep Nevada entities out of the hands of people who abuse them. The Secretary of State, the Legislature and the Bar have worked with this association on that record since 2008.
One voice in Carson City
Formed in 2003 to fight a gross receipts tax, and won. Lost the same fight in 2015 when it came back as the Commerce Tax. Every session brings another bill that touches fees, filings or who may serve as an agent. Members read it first.
The record
- Founded against the gross receipts tax
Governor Guinn's tax plan would have hit every business on revenue, not profit. Nevada's agents organized, and the tax failed.
- Best practices adopted
Recommendations to prevent the exploitation of Nevada entities for criminal activity, adopted December 17, 2008, after the FinCEN shell company report and the first federal transparency bills.
- The Commerce Tax passes
Senate Bill 483, signed under Governor Sandoval, taxed Nevada gross revenue over $4 million from July 1, 2015. The same tax, renamed.
- ORION replaces SilverFlume
September 14, 2026. New forms, a bulk filing API for 26 filing types, and Phase 2 still to come. The reason this association is back.
Latest updates
The association is back online
A new nraa.biz, a working application form, and a plain statement of what the association is for now that the Commerce Tax is law and ORION is live.
ORION is live. SilverFlume is gone. Here is what changed for your office.
The Secretary of State switched Nevada's business portal to ORION on September 14, 2026. Old forms are rejected, logins carry over, and the bulk filing API is the new way to file at volume.
August 2026: 7,148 new formations, 2,545 commercial registered agents
The Secretary of State's monthly report puts Nevada at 457,978 active registered businesses and $18.3 million in August filing revenue.
Member firms
20 Nevada offices, from Carson City to Las Vegas. See the directory.
- American Corporate Enterprises, Inc.Carson CityWebsite
- American Corporate Register, Inc.Incorporating Better, Faster, For Less!Carson CityWebsite
- Anderson Registered AgentsLas VegasWebsite
- Asset Protection Services of AmericaCarson CityWebsite
- Benefit Capital Holdings, Inc.LogandaleWebsite
- Centerpoint Corporate Services, Inc.Lawyer Managed.Incline VillageWebsite
- Corporate Direct, Inc.Creating Your Financial FutureMindenWebsite
- Corporate Service Center, Inc.RenoWebsite
Join
Membership is open to commercial registered agents representing at least 50 Nevada filings in good standing who agree to the code of ethics. Dues are $200 a year.