Nevada Foreign Withdrawal (NRS80.200) is a legal mechanism that allows foreign business entities to officially withdraw from the state of Nevada. This withdrawal process is regulated by the Nevada Secretary of State and must be done according to the requirements outlined in the Nevada Revised Statutes. There are two types of Nevada Foreign Withdrawal: voluntary and involuntary. A voluntary withdrawal is initiated when a foreign business entity files an appropriate form with the Secretary of State, and an involuntary withdrawal occurs when the Secretary of State initiates the proceedings due to non-compliance with Nevada's business regulations. The withdrawal process includes submitting the necessary forms and documents, paying all outstanding fees and taxes, and providing public notice of the withdrawal. Once completed, the foreign business entity is no longer registered to do business in Nevada.