If your business was administratively dissolved or suspended due to missed filings or fees, reinstatement can restore it to good standing β often without forming a new entity. Corplys guides you through the entire process.
We handle the complexity so you don't have to.
Corplys reviews your current state standing, identifies what filings are missing, and calculates back fees owed.
We prepare all missing annual reports and required documents to bring your business fully current.
Your reinstatement application is submitted to the state, along with all back filings and fees.
Once approved, your business is fully reinstated and your Certificate of Good Standing is renewed.
Reinstatement preserves your original business name. Forming a new entity risks losing it to someone else who registers it first.
Banks, lenders, and partners often ask how long your business has been operating. Reinstatement preserves your original formation date and history.
A dissolved business may lose access to its business bank accounts. Reinstatement restores your legal standing and banking relationships.
Existing business contracts and agreements are tied to your legal entity. Reinstatement preserves those relationships without renegotiation.
Reinstatement, while involving back fees, is usually less expensive and far less disruptive than forming an entirely new entity from scratch.
Reinstatement typically takes less time than forming a brand new entity and going through all the setup steps again.