Nevada Administrative Code Chapter 92A - Mergers, Conversions, Exchanges and Domestications
In Nevada Administrative Code (NAC) Chapter 92A – Mergers, Conversions, Exchanges and Domestications, the sole administrative rule is:
🔸 § 92A.005 – Electronic Filing of Records
The Secretary of State is authorized to develop or approve an electronic filing process for submitting any documents required by NRS Chapter 92A.
Once implemented and available, parties may file merger, conversion, exchange, or domestication records electronically, and the Secretary of State must accept such filings (including required fees and penalties), provided all statutory requirements are met.
The Secretary of State retains the right to reject electronic filings if statutory filing requirements are unmet, fees missing, data is corrupted, or there are security concerns.
Failure to electronically file does not relieve one from filing obligations or applicable penalties.
Defines “electronic filing” and “electronic process” within the context of NAC Chapter 92A (law.cornell.edu).
ℹ️ Context & Significance
This administrative provision supports the statutory mechanics set out in NRS Chapter 92A, which governs the substantive procedures and requirements for mergers, conversions, exchanges, and domestications.
NAC §92A.005 focuses solely on the method of filing—i.e., ensuring the Secretary of State can accept and process filings electronically, subject to proper compliance.
✅ Summary
NAC Chapter 92A has one section, § 92A.005, concerning electronic filing procedures.
All substantive rules (such as required approvals, plan content, dissenters’ rights, effective dates, filing fees, etc.) reside in NRS Chapter 92A.
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