How to Reinstate Your Business in All 50 States

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There are plenty of reasons a business might lose its good standing. For instance, it can be involuntarily dissolved for failing to file the required reports and taxes, it can be voluntarily dissolved by the owner themselves or it can simply become inactive.

If your business was involuntarily dissolved, though, you probably only have one question on your mind: "How do I reopen a closed business?" Fortunately, the answer is often a lot more straightforward than you may think.

Get Back in Business. Stronger and Faster.

Restore Your Dissolved LLC or Corp.

File Order of Reinstatement

Here's how to reinstate your business in all 50 states, complete with links to all the resources you need to get started. From reinstating your LLC in Florida and Wyoming to reinstating in California and everywhere in between, we've got you covered.

Carrie Buchholz-Powers

Carrie Buchholz-Powers is a Colorado-based writer who’s been creating content since 2013. From digital marketing to ecommerce to land conservation, she has experience in a wide range of fields and loves learning about them all. Carrie is fond of history, animals and beauty in equal measure. In her free time, she enjoys knitting, playing video games and exploring Colorado's prairies and mountains with her husband.

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