Nebraska association records requests
Nebraska's condominium act says records must be made reasonably available for examination by unit owners and sets no number of days. HOAs organized as nonprofit corporations fall under the nonprofit act, where the member gives at least 5 business days' written notice. No penalty is written into the condominium section.
| Association | Deadline | Law |
|---|---|---|
| Condominiums | A reasonable timeno day count | Neb. Rev. Stat. 76-876 |
| Nonprofit associations | 5 business days' noticethe member gives notice | Neb. Rev. Stat. 21-19,166 |
Condominiums
This act covers condominiums under the Nebraska Condominium Act.
- Who may ask
- Any unit owner and authorized agents.
- What starts the clock
- No request form is stated.
- Deadline
- No day count. Records must be made reasonably available for examination.
- Copies and costs
- Not addressed. A court of appeals decision says the section gives a right to examine, not a right to make copies.
- If the deadline is missed
- None stated.
- Record keeping
- The association must keep financial records detailed enough to comply with 76-884. The section sets no period.
Nonprofit corporation act (HOA fallback)
Neb. Rev. Stat. 21-19,165 to 21-19,167
Nebraska has no records act written for HOAs. HOAs organized as nonprofit corporations follow this act.
- Who may ask
- A member.
- What starts the clock
- The member gives written notice or demand. For accounting records, the membership list and excerpts, the request must be in good faith for a proper purpose, described with reasonable particularity.
- Deadline
- The member gives written notice at least 5 business days before wishing to inspect or copy. The corporation sets a reasonable time and place. This is a notice period, not an association response deadline.
- What may be withheld
- The membership list is subject to a separate section, 21-19,169.
How HOAChime handles Nebraska requests
HOAChime sets the clock automatically from each association's state and type, counts the 5 business day notice period with Nebraska holidays, and sends reminder emails. A due-soon and overdue list covers every association. You can mark records withheld with the state's reason, find and black out Social Security, card, bank, licence, phone and email numbers before release, track charges as quoted, paid or waived, and keep a full history of each request. For condominiums with no day count, you set your own target number of days per association.
Checked against the statute text on 2026-11-13. This page is a plain-English guide, not legal advice. Laws change; follow the citation links for the current text, and ask the association's attorney about a specific request.