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| Provider | Annual Price | Document Scanning | Compliance Alerts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nebraska Registered Agent | $99 | Included | Included |
| Typical Competitor A | $299 | Extra Fee | Extra Fee |
| Typical Competitor B | $199 | Included | Not Available |
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Unlike many states that require annual reports, Nebraska businesses file biennial reports—that means every two years rather than every year. Understanding when your report is due, what it costs, and how to stay compliant helps you avoid penalties and keep your business in good standing.
The biennial report is a filing that updates the Nebraska Secretary of State on basic information about your business entity. It confirms your business is still active and operating, provides current contact information, and ensures state records remain accurate.
This isn't a financial report or tax filing—it's an administrative update that every LLC and corporation in Nebraska typically needs to submit every two years. The report helps the state maintain accurate records of business entities operating in Nebraska.
Nebraska's biennial report is due between January 1 and April 1 in odd-numbered years. Whether your specific deadline falls in an odd or even year depends on when your business was originally formed.
The filing fee is $13 when you file online through the Nebraska Secretary of State's website. This is significantly lower than many other states' annual report fees, and filing online is the most efficient way to complete the requirement.
Missing the deadline can result in penalties, late fees, and potentially administrative dissolution if you fail to file for an extended period. The consequences of non-compliance can be much more costly than the $13 filing fee, so staying on top of your biennial report deadline is important.
The biennial report typically includes:
The information should be current as of the filing date. If your registered agent, business address, or management structure has changed since your last filing, the biennial report provides an opportunity to update these details with the state.
Failing to file your biennial report can lead to serious problems for your business. Beyond late fees, your business may be administratively dissolved if you don't comply with filing requirements.
Administrative dissolution means your business loses its good standing with the state. This can prevent you from opening bank accounts, entering into contracts, or conducting normal business activities. Your business name may become available for others to register.
Reinstating a dissolved business involves additional fees and paperwork. It's far simpler and less expensive to file your biennial report on time and maintain good standing from the start.
At Nebraska Registered Agent, compliance support is built into our $99 annual service. We track your specific biennial report deadline based on when your business was formed and send you reminders well before the January 1 to April 1 filing window.
While we don't file the biennial report on your behalf—that's something you handle directly with the Nebraska Secretary of State—we make sure you know exactly when it's due and what's required. Our reminders give you plenty of time to gather information and complete the filing without rushing.
As your registered agent, we also receive any official correspondence from the state about your biennial report status. If the Nebraska Secretary of State sends compliance notices or deadline reminders, we scan and forward those documents to you the same day, ensuring you stay fully informed.
With our proactive reminders and immediate document forwarding, you have the support needed to maintain good standing without stress or worry about missed deadlines.
It's helpful to understand that your biennial report filing ($13 to the state every two years) and your registered agent service ($99 to us annually) are separate requirements, but both are important for maintaining your Nebraska business:
Your registered agent provides a physical address and accepts legal documents year-round. The biennial report is a filing you complete once every two years to update your business information with the state.
You need both to stay in full compliance: a registered agent at all times (as Nebraska law generally expects) and a biennial report filed during your designated January 1 to April 1 window every other year.
The Nebraska Secretary of State provides online filing for biennial reports through their website at sos.nebraska.gov. The $13 online filing fee is the most economical option, and the process is typically straightforward.
You'll need your business entity information, current registered agent and address details, and information about your members or officers. If you have questions about specific information required or need help accessing your business records, the Secretary of State's office can provide guidance.
Keep your Nebraska business in good standing with Nebraska Registered Agent. For $99 per year, you receive registered agent service plus compliance reminders that help you avoid late fees, penalties, and administrative dissolution.
Questions about Nebraska's biennial report or registered agent requirements? Visit our FAQ page or contact us directly.