Nevada Code § 659.065

Filing of articles of incorporation or organization; filing of certificate of amendment of articles; effect of filing; admissibility of articles as evidence; limitation on validity
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1. Upon receipt of the certification from
the Commissioner, the Secretary of State shall, if the articles of
incorporation or organization are, or the certificate of amendment of the
articles of incorporation or organization is, in accordance with law, file the
articles or the certificate of amendment and cause the articles or certificate
of amendment to be recorded in the Office of the Secretary of State. The
Secretary of State shall, upon the payment of the organization fees, certify
under his or her official seal a copy of the original or amended articles. The
certified copy of the original or amended articles must be filed in the Office
of the Commissioner.
2. Upon completion of the requirements of
subsection 1, the banking corporation or company is legally constituted under
the name stated in the articles.
3. The articles, or a copy thereof,
certified by the Secretary of State or the Commissioner, under their respective
seals, are admissible as evidence in all courts and places, and are, in all
judicial proceedings, prima facie evidence of the complete organization and
incorporation of the banking corporation purporting to have been established by
the articles.
4. The articles of a bank become void if
the bank fails to complete its organization and open for business to the public
within 6 months after the date of the filing of its articles or a certificate
of amendment of its articles by the Secretary of State. The Commissioner may
extend this limitation for good cause.

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