Use the individual’s name and the correct arrangement

For an NT7 sole proprietorship, the Secretary requires an individual principal and inclusion of any fictitious name used to conduct or advertise document-preparation services. Do not substitute a DBA alone or select a company form just because the work has a business name.

If you work for a business entity, current NRS 240A.123 exempts covered registered employees and independent contractors from a separate NRS 240A.120 bond for services provided for that entity. The Secretary’s guidance distinguishes a sole-proprietor employer from an eligible entity. Follow the actual arrangement-specific instructions rather than buying duplicate individual evidence automatically.

NRS 240A.124 and 240A.126 separately address a registrant performing services under a sole proprietorship or more than one business entity, with amounts tied to that arrangement. Obtain the Secretary’s current instructions before assuming the ordinary $25,000 template fits a multiple-entity filing.

The form covers defined misconduct and service duties

The mandatory individual template covers specified Chapter 240A/regulatory violations, wrongful refusal or failure to provide contracted services, fraud, dishonesty, negligence and other wrongful conduct. It also describes other-law awards by a competent Nevada court and specified unpaid civil penalties or attorney/court costs owed to the Secretary. A complaint alone does not establish an automatic payment.

The State’s claim instructions require written notice to the Secretary when an action is filed, allow court action for covered damages and state a three-year limit from the underlying act. Claims have equal priority and share proportionately if the amount is insufficient; a claimant may pursue the registrant for an unpaid balance. That three-year claim window is not an offered purchase term.

Wait for the State’s instruction, then file the original

The published application process says eligibility is checked first and filing instructions are emailed when qualifications are met. Do not purchase until instructed. If entity coverage applies, follow the Secretary’s current notification instructions for the covered arrangement. You cannot conduct the activity until the Certificate of Registration is received.

When the Secretary confirms this is the appropriate individual filing, Purchase Now opens Propeller in a new tab. Match the individual principal, DBA, $25,000 sum, State obligee, prescribed wording, and actual effective date. Nevada requires the original signed instrument for a new filing. The template includes surety/agent license details and principal/surety signatures; match the State’s actual execution instructions.

Provide annual evidence without assuming a one-year instrument

The registration is annual, with a renewal application at least 30 days before expiry. The instrument runs continuously unless canceled or exhausted, must cover registration and has a noncumulative aggregate limit. This public option does not label a term. The State requires annual renewal evidence and accepts a continuation certificate; obtain the currently accepted documentation from the issuer.

The individual form allows termination after 30 days’ written notice to the Secretary at its Las Vegas office by certified mail and to the principal, preserving claims from acts or omissions alleged during the effective period. Loss of required coverage or exhaustion suspends registration by operation of law. Replacing an instrument does not itself authorize work while registration remains suspended.