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Reinstating your business doesn’t have to be complicated. Here’s how we make it simple:
Share your company name, state, and the reason for suspension or dissolution.
Our team completes and files the necessary forms with the state agency and ensures all fees or back filings are resolved.
Once approved, your company returns to “active” status and regains all legal rights and protections.
Restore Your Company’s Legal Rights and Good Standing. If your business was suspended or dissolved, reinstatement is essential to resume operations, access bank accounts, and protect your name.
Operate your business legally and avoid penalties for noncompliance.
Many institutions freeze accounts or void contracts when a company is inactive.
Keep ownership of your company name before it’s taken by someone else.
Restore trust with customers, vendors, and government agencies.
Reinstatement is the process of returning a suspended, revoked, or dissolved business entity back to active status.
Common reasons include missing annual reports, unpaid fees, or failure to maintain a registered agent.
It varies depending on your state. Please contact our experts to get your state's processing times.
Yes, but working with professionals ensures all back filings and state requirements are met properly.
Most states require payment of overdue fees, taxes, or reports before reinstatement can be approved.
Your business remains inactive, losing its legal protection and rights to operate or hold assets.
Yes, as long as the IRS still recognizes your entity. You usually don’t need a new EIN.
Some states require a Certificate of Good Standing or clearance from the tax department before reinstatement.
No. Reinstatement revives your existing business; forming a new one creates a separate entity.
Some states require a Certificate of Good Standing or clearance from the tax department before reinstatement.
If you plan to raise capital, attract investors, or eventually go public — a C Corporation is the most flexible and scalable structure. For small local businesses or single owners, an LLC or S Corporation may be a better fit.
This Thanksgiving season, we’re giving thanks to our clients by offering 20% off all services — from website development to credit repair and consulting.
Offer valid until November 27
