2. IF I HAVE A NOMINEE OFFICER, CAN'T HE STEAL ALL MY MONEY AND ASSETS?

No. Nevada corporate law states that the shareholder(s) are the owners of the corporation. The officers are 'employees' of the shareholders and cannot execute a transaction without shareholder approval. In your Nevada and/or offshore corporation, YOU are the shareholder. Your corporate bank account is set up so that YOU have the only access to it, while remaining anonymous. Your nominee officer will be demonstrating trust in you. You will have his social security number. A nominee director functions in a fiduciary capacity like your stockbroker or accountant.