Nevada SOS Custodianship Shells & Reverse Mergers: How to Spot Scams vs Real Runners
Preview of our upcoming Week 46 investigation: Custodianship plays are one of the most profitable yet hazardous niches in penny stocks. Learn how to verify state court dockets before chasing shell rumors.
Key Takeaways
Under Nevada Revised Statutes NRS 78.347, an interested shareholder can petition a state court to be appointed custodian of an abandoned corporation.
The custodian pays back taxes to reinstate the charter, cancels old insider shares, and markets the clean ticker as a reverse merger vehicle.
Scheduled publication on Friday, Nov 13, 2026 with full case studies on successful custodianship runners.
This guide drops on Friday, November 13, 2026 as part of our weekly due diligence calendar.
We will examine exact Nevada District Court filings (Clark County / Washoe County), how to verify active custodianship orders, and how to verify if a private merger partner has audited financials ready.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is this post releasing? Scheduled for publication on Friday, November 13, 2026. Check back weekly for fresh diligence breakdowns.
Not Financial Advice: Informational and educational purposes only. Never gamble money you cannot afford to lose, and always spend at least 1 hour investigating filings before buying any penny stock.