Nevada Code § 90.360

Licensing fees
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1. An applicant for licensing shall pay a
nonrefundable licensing fee, due annually in the following amounts:
(a) Broker-dealer, $300.
(b) Sales representative, $125.
(c) Investment adviser, $300.
(d) Representative of an investment adviser,
$110.
2. The Administrator by regulation shall
require licensing of branch offices. A broker-dealer who desires to obtain a
branch office license must, in addition to complying with any other
requirements established by the Administrator for such a license, submit an
application for the license and pay a fee of $100. If any change occurs in the
information set forth in an application made pursuant to this subsection, the
applicant shall, within 30 days after the change, file an amendment to the
application and pay a fee of $50. A license obtained pursuant to this
subsection expires on December 31 of each year. The license must be renewed
annually on or before December 31 by paying a fee of $100.
3. For the purpose of this section, a
branch office means any place of business in this State other than the
principal office in the state of the broker-dealer, from which one or more
sales representatives transact business.

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