We handle your reinstatement filing and compliance steps to reactivate your entity with the state.
Step 01
Provide your entity details
Step 02
We prepare and submit reinstatement filings
Step 03
You receive your reinstatement approval and confirmation
Common Questions, Clear Answers
Common reasons include missing annual report deadlines, not paying franchise taxes or fees, failing to maintain a registered agent, or not updating business information. We'll research your specific situation and determine what caused the dissolution or suspension before proceeding with reinstatement.
Reinstatement costs vary by state and include filing fees, back fees, penalties, and sometimes interest. Costs typically range from $200 to $1,000+ depending on how long you've been out of compliance. We'll provide a complete cost breakdown before filing.
Usually no - most states reinstate your business with the original formation date intact, preserving your company's history and seniority. However, the gap period when you were dissolved may affect certain legal rights. It's best to reinstate as quickly as possible.
Technically no - while dissolved or suspended, you typically can't legally conduct business, enter contracts, or sue in court. However, you can prepare for reinstatement. Once approved, your business authority is usually restored retroactively, though penalties or gaps may apply.

