Reinstatement
Back Into Good Standing
If you missed a report or two, your state may have administratively dissolved or revoked your LLC. That means it can lose the right to do business, sign contracts, or open accounts, and banks notice. Reinstatement puts it back. We work out exactly what your state needs, file it, and get you current.
What's Included
- The state's whole path priced up front: the reinstatement fee, every missed report it requires, and its penalties, itemized
- The reinstatement application and the missed reports prepared and filed with the state, in the order it requires
- The tax clearance requested for you in states that want one first
- Stamped confirmation of reinstatement delivered by email
- Free reminders before each report from then on, so it doesn't happen again
You can file a reinstatement yourself, directly with your state, for just the state's own fees. Alabama, New York and Pennsylvania don't dissolve an LLC for a missed report today, so there's nothing to reinstate there.
How It Works
Tell us the company
The state, the legal name and how many reports were missed. Your state's business search shows the status and the reports on file.
See the exact total
Our flat $199 plus the state's own fees, line by line, before you pay. Where the state's total turns on taxes owed or time since dissolution, we confirm it with you first.
We file everything
The missed reports, any tax clearance and the reinstatement application, filed together in the order your state requires.
You're current again
The stamped confirmation lands in your inbox, and your next report deadline is tracked with reminders so it doesn't repeat.
Reinstatement Fees by State
What each state charges to reinstate an LLC after the fewest missed reports that get it dissolved there. More missed reports cost more; the order form prices your exact count. Our $199 service fee is on top.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my LLC was dissolved?+
Your state's business search shows a status like 'administratively dissolved', 'revoked', 'forfeited' or 'inactive' instead of active. Banks and lenders often spot it before owners do.
What does it cost?+
Our service fee is a flat $199. The state's side is its reinstatement fee plus, in most states, each missed report and its penalty; the table above shows each state's total, and the order form prices your exact count before you pay.
Why do some states say "Quoted"?+
In those states the total depends on something only the state's records show: back taxes with interest, how long ago the LLC was dissolved, or how many members it has. We confirm the exact figure with the state and you approve it before anything is paid.
What if my state wants a tax clearance?+
Several states won't reinstate until their tax agency confirms the LLC's taxes are filed and paid. We request the clearance for you. Any tax owed is separate, paid to the state, and we tell you the amount before anything is paid.
Is there a deadline to reinstate?+
In many states, yes: anywhere from one to ten years after dissolution, after which you'd have to form a new LLC. We check your state's window before we file.
Will this stop it happening again?+
The filing gets you current; staying current is the yearly report. After we reinstate the LLC, we email you before each report is due, and you can have us file it.
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One total, state filing & processing included. About ten minutes.
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