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LB1014
Changes to How Limited Liability Companies Publish Notices in Nebraska
Last scannedAug 25, 2026, 3:18 AM
In one sentence
This bill would allow limited liability companies to publish required legal notices on a Secretary of State website instead of only in newspapers, and it sets up a $20 fee for using the online option.
What it does
- Allows limited liability companies to post organization or change notices on a state web page as an alternative to newspaper publication.
- Requires the Secretary of State to create and maintain a free public website where people can search and view these company notices.
- Charges a $20 fee when a notice is published online, with some money kept for costs and the rest sent to the Innovation Hub Cash Fund.
- Keeps rules that require companies to file proof of publication with the Secretary of State after posting their notice.
Who it affects
- Limited liability companies in Nebraska
- The Secretary of State's office
- Members of the public who search for company notices
Limits and unknowns
- This bill was indefinitely postponed, meaning it did not become law.
- The text does not say exactly how much of the $20 fee will be kept for costs versus sent to the Innovation Hub Cash Fund.
- The specific rules and regulations needed to run the new web page have not been written yet.
Plain language
Terms to know
- Certificate of organization
- A legal document that creates a limited liability company and lists its basic details.
- Domestication
- The process where a business moves from being formed in another state to becoming a Nebraska company without closing down.
Official record
Sources
Official summary
Change provisions relating to notice under the Nebraska Uniform Limited Liability Act and require the Secretary of State to create a web page and charge a fee for electronic publication of notices under the act
Official activity
Bill history
- Indefinitely postponed