Where is the cheapest place to register for a Nevada Corporation?

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Request for Question Clarification by cynthia-ga on 26 Feb 2006 03:55 PST

The least expensive way to set up a corporation in Nevada is to file
the papers yourself, by fax and pay THEM by credit card. No additional
fees --at all. I've done this several times for myself and friends,
it's easy. Nevada has a packet that includes all the forms that comes
with detailed instructions.

Here it is:
http://sos.state.nv.us/comm_rec/crforms/pdf/NRS78Formpk.pdf

If you want to hire a service to do it for you, you'll still have to
provide all the same information, only they'll charge you to do it
all, --and to be the registered agent.

Does this suffice, or are you looking to pay to get it done?

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Clarification of Question by terryd-ga on 26 Feb 2006 23:42 PST

Hi,

Sorry I meant for someone overseas (I live in New Zealand) to register
a Nevada Corporation.

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Request for Question Clarification by cynthia-ga on 27 Feb 2006 03:02 PST

I don't see any restrictions for someone out of the country to set up
a corp in Nevada --as I suggested, you have a FAX and CREDIT CARD?

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Request for Question Clarification by cynthia-ga on 27 Feb 2006 03:32 PST

Here's a company that sets up Nevada corporations for foreign companies:
http://www.nvinc.com/testimonials.htm

...the 3rd testimoninial on this page is from an Italian Company,
further down is a client from Ontario, Canada....  This can be done
EASILY through the State of Nevada, itself...

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Clarification of Question by terryd-ga on 27 Feb 2006 22:05 PST

I'm looking for someone to do the process for me so thats why I was
looking for the cheapest company to register a corporation.

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Request for Question Clarification by cynthia-ga on 01 Mar 2006 16:11 PST

The cheapest company might not offer all the services you need or
want. The best thing for you to do would be to go to Google's Home
Page and enter:

"Incorporate In Nevada"

Start reading the links, you'll soon understand why I can't just "pick
one" for you. You'll take longer trying to decide which company to use
then you would if you just printed those forms [above] --filled them
out, and faxed them to Nevada. If you get stuck, call the phone number
listed on the instructions and they will literally walk you through
it.

Either way, good luck!

I am pretty sure that a successful manager must be an extrovert.


Rotter's theory of internal-external locus of control evolved from
Carl Jung's work. In Psychological Types (1923), Jung defined two
opposing tendencies in personality introversion and extroversion.
While both tendencies are present in all individuals, one tends to
dominate the other.

Research indicates that an individual's internal-external locus of
control impacts their ethical behavior in an organization. Rotter's
I-E Scale (1966, Psychological Monographics 80(1), 1-28), a 29 item
forced choice instrument, is the most widely used instrument to
measure the degree of internality versus externality.


Hadden Consultancy has undertaken research into personality types
within the marketing industry to gain greater insights into the
underlying reasons that have led to a dearth of marketing directors in
UK boardrooms
The findings are put into a broader context by comparing their
reported personality preferences with those for managers and directors
who have attended management development courses at Ashridge Business
School. This group was chosen because it provides data for current and
future directors across a broad range of sectors.

One of the most interesting findings of the research is that almost
70% of the marketing sample is clustered within the four most
frequently occurring personality types. These are characterised by
extroversion and intuition, suggesting these are specifically
associated with people who work in marketing.

I am sorry. this was intended for another question :).