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Need to Reinstate a Business Back to
Good Standing?
Bizee’s Reinstatement Service Is Here to Help
Why Choose Reinstatement??
Get Back in Business Faster
In many states, reinstatement procedures can be completed in less time than forming a new company, meaning you can restart operations sooner.
Keep Your Company Name
You put a lot of effort into choosing the perfect business name — don’t throw it away! Reinstatement allows you to continue to use your original brand.
Recover Historical Company Information
With reinstatement, you can keep your original records and maintain your historical background. No starting from scratch!
About the process
What Does the Reinstatement Procedure Look Like?
To get your business reinstated, you first need to look at what went wrong. If you failed to submit the proper paperwork to the state or failed to pay a fee, you need to do that ASAP. Once you’ve taken care of these compliance issues, the reinstatement process typically goes like this:
What Does the Reinstatement Procedure Look Like?
To get your business reinstated, you first need to look at what went wrong. If you failed to submit the proper paperwork to the state or failed to pay a fee, you need to do that ASAP. Once you’ve taken care of these compliance issues, the reinstatement process typically goes like this:
Fill out any reinstatement forms required by your state.
File reinstatement forms with the proper state offices like the Secretary of State or the Department of Revenue or Taxation.
Pay any required fees.
Wait to hear back from your state about your reinstatement status.
This is a process you want to get right the first time, in order to get back to doing business as soon as possible. Bizee provides reinstatement services in most states to get your business entity active again
What is a "Certificate
of Good Standing?"
New era of privacy
Four Risks of Being
in "Bad Standing"
You Can’t Obtain Financing.
Typically, lenders or banks want proof of your business’s existence and business history to evaluate creditworthiness for a loan or certain types of transactions. Plus, if you're seeking investment from investors or other partners, they’ll want to make sure your business is legitimate and in compliance with local laws and regulations.
There‘s No Way to Do Business in Other States.
To do business in states other than your home state, your business will need to apply for Foreign Qualification in the new state. To do this, you must be in good standing with your current state.
You Have No Proof for Licensing Agencies and Regulators.
In order to renew or obtain certain permits and licenses, you may need to provide a Certificate of Good Standing to licensing agencies and regulators in your state.
You Can’t Sell Your Business.
If the day comes when you want to sell your business, you’ll need to show proof of its existence, history and compliance to interested business brokers and buyers.
Common Questions About Business Reinstatement
Reinstatement
Ready to Get Reinstated?
Bizee can help you reinstate your dissolved business and get back in good standing.