1- Verify the company’s eligibility:
Before you begin the reactivation process, you need to find out if your company is still eligible, as most states set a certain time period during which a company can be reinstated.
📌 Some states grant a 5-year period after administrative dissolution, while others grant only a 2-year period for reactivation.

2- Determine the reason for the administrative solution:
To resolve the issue that led to your company being dissolved administratively, you must first determine the exact cause. The most common causes include:
- Failure to submit annual reports or pay registration fees.
- Failure to appoint a registered agent or maintain a registered office.
- Failure to pay government franchise taxes.

3- Submit a request for reactivation: After knowing the reason for deregistering your company, you can apply for reactivation. Each state’s requirements vary, as each state sets different fees and procedures for re-registering companies.

4- Continuous compliance with legal obligations:

To ensure that your company remains active and does not face administrative dissolution again, you must comply with all laws and requirements, such as:
📌 Submitting annual reports.
📌 Appoint a registered agent and keep his data up to date.
📌 Payment of government taxes due.