URBAN AZ FINANCIAL · BUSINESS COMPLIANCE
Arizona Corporation & LLC Reinstatement Services
Was your Arizona corporation or LLC administratively dissolved? We help you review eligibility, prepare the reinstatement application, and coordinate overdue filings. Urban AZ Financial is an independent service provider and is not affiliated with the Arizona Corporation Commission. Approval is determined by the ACC and is not guaranteed.
What Administrative Dissolution Means
When an Arizona corporation or LLC falls out of good standing with the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC), the ACC may administratively dissolve it. The entity can lose its good standing, which may affect banking, contracts, licenses and funding. Common causes include:
- Overdue annual reports and unpaid penalties (corporations)
- An outdated or missing statutory agent
- An incorrect or undeliverable statutory agent address
- Unpaid fees or other filing deficiencies
Corporation vs. LLC Requirements
Corporations
Corporations file annual reports. Overdue annual reports and any applicable penalties generally must be brought current as part of reinstatement, along with the reinstatement fee and other past-due filings and fees.
LLCs
Arizona LLCs do not file annual reports. An LLC reinstatement still requires the reinstatement fee plus any past-due filings and fees, and the entity's status, name and filing history must be reviewed.
Eligibility and Exceptions
According to the ACC's official FAQ, a reinstatement application must be filed within 6 years of the administrative dissolution. The ACC reinstatement fee is $100, plus any past-due filings and fees.
- Voluntarily terminated LLCs cannot be reinstated.
- Eligibility, status, dates, entity name availability and filing deficiencies must be reviewed before filing.
- Foreign entity revocations and voluntary dissolutions require a separate review and are not covered by the same reinstatement process.
We cannot guarantee approval, legal or tax outcomes, or processing times. See the ACC's currentprocessing times.
Our 4-Step Process
1. Review
We review your entity's status, dissolution date, name and filing history to see whether reinstatement appears possible.
2. Itemized Quote
You receive an itemized quote that lists our professional fee and the government costs separately, before anything is filed.
3. Prepare and Coordinate
We prepare the application, coordinate overdue filings and correct statutory agent or address information where needed.
4. Submit and Follow Up
With your approval, the application is submitted and we help you with next steps. The ACC decides on approval and timing.
Documents Checklist
- Exact legal entity name and ACC entity number, if you have it
- Entity type (corporation or LLC) and approximate dissolution date
- Any ACC notices or correspondence you received
- Current statutory agent name and address, and any changes
- Current officers, directors, managers or members
- A list of overdue filings you are aware of
Please do not send Social Security numbers, EINs or bank or financial account data through the request form.
Professional Fees
Reinstatement Assistance: $349
Application preparation, overdue filing coordination, and submission guidance for an eligible entity.
Reinstatement & Compliance Restoration: Starting at $699
Additional corporate records, governance, and address or statutory agent updates as scoped.
Optional services: statutory agent service $100/year; business address and mail service $14.99/month.
Government costs are separate. Our professional fees do not include ACC fees, penalties or past-due filings. You receive an itemized quote before filing. Optional rush charges are subject to availability and the ACC's current fees. See the ACC'scurrent fee and payment information. Tax clearance, IRS filings, licenses, contracts and bank requirements are separate matters. We refer legal disputes to an attorney.
Arizona Corporation Commission Government Fees
These are ACC charges, separate from our professional fees above and not included in them. Verified October 30, 2026 against the ACC's 2026 fee schedules forcorporationsandLLCs. Government charges may change.
Reinstatement (corporations and LLCs)
- Regular reinstatement: $100
- Standard expedited reinstatement: $135 total, which includes a $35 expedite surcharge (it is not $135 on top of the $100)
Corporations
- Annual report, regular: $45 for-profit, $10 nonprofit
- Overdue for-profit annual reports: penalties of $9 per month, per the ACC FAQ
- Nonprofit corporations: no annual-report penalties
LLCs
- No ACC annual reports
Other costs
- Corrective filings, such as a statutory agent or address update, cost depends on the filing
- Rush or accelerated services are extra and subject to eligibility
Scope and an itemized quote are confirmed with you before anything is filed.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do I have to apply?
The ACC's FAQ states that the application must be filed within 6 years of administrative dissolution.
What does the ACC charge?
The ACC FAQ lists a $100 reinstatement fee plus past-due filings and fees. Check the ACC's fee page for current amounts.
Do LLCs need to file annual reports?
No. Corporations file annual reports; LLCs do not.
Can a voluntarily terminated LLC be reinstated?
No. Voluntarily terminated LLCs cannot be reinstated.
How long will it take?
We cannot promise a processing time. The ACC publishes current processing times.
Does your fee include state fees?
No. Government costs are separate and itemized in your quote before filing.
Sources
Urban AZ Financial is an independent service provider, not a government agency and not a law firm. This page is general information.
Thank you. Your request has been received. We will review it and contact you about next steps.
Request a Reinstatement Review
Tell us about your entity and we will review it and contact you about next steps. Or call(623) 226-7948.
Please do not include Social Security numbers, EINs, uploads, or financial or account data. Submitting this form does not file anything with the ACC and does not create an engagement.
