Nebraska LLC biennial report (due April 1 in odd years)

Last verified against official sources: 2026-10-22

Nebraska LLCs file a biennial report with the Secretary of State in odd-numbered years. A missed report leads to administrative dissolution.

File on the official site: Nebraska Secretary of State – Annual/Biennial Reporting

Key facts

Fee	Shown when you file online with the Secretary of State.^[1]
Due date	April 1 of each odd-numbered year. It becomes delinquent June 16.^[1]
If late	If it isn't filed by the delinquency date, the LLC is administratively dissolved (or loses its authority, if foreign). Reinstatement is $30, or $500 for a late reinstatement.^[2]
Where to file	Online with the Nebraska Secretary of State during the reporting period.^[1]

Lookalike letters the state has warned about

We haven't found a scam warning published by Nebraska's filing office as of our last check. The state's own fee is shown when you file online, so a mailer asking for much more is not a state bill.^[1]

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Common questions

When is the Nebraska LLC report due?

April 1 in odd-numbered years.

What if I miss it?

After June 16 the LLC is administratively dissolved.

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