Nevada Telemarketer Registration
Licensing, bonding, and registration requirements for telemarketers operating in Nevada
You must register before making your first call in Nevada.
Business Registration
Individual Registration
Bond Requirements
A surety bond protects consumers against fraud or failure to deliver. The bond must typically be maintained for the duration of your registration and one to two years after cessation of business in the state.
Required Documents
Business
- ✓NRS Chapter 599B governs telephone solicitation registration,The $6,000 fee is by far the highest telemarketer registration fee in the nation,Nevada fired its entire consumer protection division during the 2008 recession,Nevada officially stated it is not currently enforcing the statute — enforcement posture may vary,Despite non-enforcement, the law remains on the books and can be activated at any time,Willful violations can result in criminal penalties and forfeitures,Exemptions include licensed insurance brokers/agents, newspaper/magazine publishers, and licensed broadcasters,Foreign entity Certificate of Authority required: LLC $75, Corporation $725
- ✓Registration under NRS Chapter 599B — Solicitation by Telephone,Payment of $6,000 registration fee (one of the highest in the nation),$50,000 surety bond,Irrevocable consent appointing the Secretary of State as agent for service of process (for out-of-state registrants),Business name, address, and contact information
Individual
- ✓Individual salesperson registration is not required in Nevada — only the business entity must register under NRS 599B
Additional Notes
Nevada has the highest telemarketer registration fee in the country at $6,000, plus a $50,000 bond under NRS Chapter 599B. However, enforcement has been minimal since Nevada dismantled its consumer protection division during the 2008 recession. The state has officially indicated it is not actively enforcing the statute. Despite this, the law is on the books and could be enforced at any time. Out-of-state registrants must appoint the Secretary of State as agent for service of process.
Nevada does not require separate individual salesperson registration. Only the telephone solicitation business must register under NRS Chapter 599B.
Apply Before Your First Call
Operating as an unregistered telemarketer in Nevada is a separate violation from consent or calling-hours violations. You can be penalized $10,000 per call even if every other aspect of your operation is compliant.
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