Nevada Withdrawal of Designation (NRS78.1955) is a process under Nevada State law that allows a business entity to withdraw from its legal designation as a limited liability company, corporation or limited partnership. The process involves filing a document with the Nevada Secretary of State that terminates the entity's legal status as a business entity in the state. There are two types of Nevada Withdrawal of Designation: voluntary and involuntary. A voluntary withdrawal occurs when the company's owners decide to end the company's status as an LLC, corporation or limited partnership. An involuntary withdrawal occurs when the Secretary of State determines that the company has failed to meet certain requirements, such as filing an annual list of officers or paying the necessary fees.