Company reinstatement
Bring your company back into good standing.
A missed annual report, an expired registered agent, an unpaid tax: the state can suspend or administratively dissolve a company. We review its status, list what is missing and coordinate the reinstatement filing.
- Review of the company's status with the state
- List of overdue requirements
- Reinstatement application prepared
- Filing coordinated and followed
ClicGlow fee: $299State fees, penalties and third-party costs extra
Understand what is blocking
We identify exactly which reports, taxes or appointments are missing.
Regain good standing
A company in good standing can sign, open accounts and go to court again.
Transparent costs
$299 fee; overdue reports, penalties and state fees are shown separately.
How reinstatement works
Status review
We check the state register and identify why the company was suspended.
Catching up
Missing annual reports, taxes and registered agent are listed with their costs.
Reinstatement application
We prepare and coordinate the filing with the state.
Government filing fees, any state penalties and third-party costs are added to our fee. Complex or multiple filings may require a separate quote. We do not guarantee state approval or processing times.
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FAQ: Company reinstatement
Can my company always be reinstated?
Most states allow it for a period after administrative dissolution. After that, or if the name has been taken, other steps may be needed.
How much are the penalties?
They are set by the state and depend on what is overdue. We share them before any filing.
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