Restore your dissolved or suspended business to good standing. Professional reinstatement services with expert guidance through the entire restoration process.
Understanding common reasons for business dissolution and suspension
Failure to file required annual reports or franchise tax returns
Unpaid state taxes, franchise taxes, or other required fees
Failure to maintain registered agent or update business information
Violations of state business laws or regulatory requirements
Business was voluntarily dissolved but needs to be reactivated
Business name conflicts or trademark issues with the state
Step-by-step process to restore your business to good standing
We review your business status and identify reinstatement requirements
Prepare all required reinstatement documents and applications
Pay all outstanding fees, taxes, and penalties to the state
Submit reinstatement application and restore good standing
Transparent pricing for business reinstatement services
Complete reinstatement service with expert support
Each state has unique reinstatement requirements and procedures
Understanding the serious implications of not reinstating your business
Personal liability exposure for business debts and obligations
Another business could register your company name
Existing contracts may become void or unenforceable
Bank accounts may be frozen or closed by financial institutions
The longer your business remains dissolved, the more complicated and expensive reinstatement becomes.
Real businesses we've helped restore to good standing
Software Development
Missed annual reports for 2 years
Saved $2,500 in penalties
"Secured $500K funding round after reinstatement"
Renewable Energy
Administrative dissolution due to address change
Avoided $5,000 in contract penalties
"Resumed operations and landed major client"
E-commerce
Voluntary dissolution, needed reactivation
Preserved brand name and trademarks
"Successfully relaunched with new product line"
Common questions about business reinstatement
Reinstatement typically takes 1-4 weeks depending on the state and complexity of your case. Some states offer expedited processing for an additional fee.
While possible, DIY reinstatement is complex and risky. Missing requirements or making errors can delay the process and increase costs. Professional service ensures proper handling.
Business assets remain with the entity, but you lose legal protection. Personal liability increases, and contracts may become void. Reinstatement restores legal standing.
Most states allow reinstatement within 2-5 years of dissolution. After this period, you may need to form a new entity. Acting quickly saves time and money.
Reinstatement restores legal standing but doesn't automatically repair credit damage. You'll need to work with creditors and credit agencies to rebuild your business credit profile.
No, dissolved businesses cannot legally operate, enter contracts, or conduct business. Operating while dissolved can result in personal liability and additional penalties.
Don't let a dissolved business hold you back. Get professional reinstatement services and restore your company's good standing.