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Michigan Business reinstatement

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Restoring your business status

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LLCs

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Steps

For loss of good standing, file a certificate of restoration of good standing with all missing annual statements and applicable fees. The LLC remains in existence while not in good standing.

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Past-due reports and taxes

Submit annual statements and fees for all years not filed and paid, plus the certificate filing fee.

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For loss of good standing, file a certificate of restoration of good standing with all missing annual statements and applicable fees. The LLC remains in existence while not in good standing.

Verified 2026-10-25 — source and quotation
A limited liability company that is not in good standing remains in existence and may continue to transact business in this state. may file a certificate of restoration of good standing, accompanied by the annual statements and fees for all of the years for which they were not filed and paid, and the fee for filing the certificate of restoration of good standing.
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Fee

Not verified yet

Past-due reports and taxes

Submit annual statements and fees for all years not filed and paid, plus the certificate filing fee.

Verified 2026-10-25 — source and quotation
accompanied by the annual statements and fees for all of the years for which they were not filed and paid, and the fee for filing the certificate of restoration of good standing.
Official source

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Not verified yet

Corporations

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Steps

Renew corporate existence after dissolution under section 922(1) by filing the missing reports and paying the fees and penalties.

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Past-due reports and taxes

File reports and pay fees for every unfiled year and subsequent intervening year, together with section 921 penalties.

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Time limit

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Steps

Renew corporate existence after dissolution under section 922(1) by filing the missing reports and paying the fees and penalties.

Verified 2026-10-25 — source and quotation
A domestic corporation which has been dissolved under subsection (1) of section 922, or a foreign corporation whose certificate of authority has been revoked under subsection (2) of section 922 or section 1042, may renew its corporate existence or its certificate of authority by filing the reports and paying the fees for the years for which they were not filed and paid, and for every subsequent intervening year, together with the penalties provided by section 921.
Official source

Fee

Not verified yet

Past-due reports and taxes

File reports and pay fees for every unfiled year and subsequent intervening year, together with section 921 penalties.

Verified 2026-10-25 — source and quotation
filing the reports and paying the fees for the years for which they were not filed and paid, and for every subsequent intervening year, together with the penalties provided by section 921.
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Last verified 2026-10-25. Each quotation supports the corresponding published value.

Corporation / Steps
A domestic corporation which has been dissolved under subsection (1) of section 922, or a foreign corporation whose certificate of authority has been revoked under subsection (2) of section 922 or section 1042, may renew its corporate existence or its certificate of authority by filing the reports and paying the fees for the years for which they were not filed and paid, and for every subsequent intervening year, together with the penalties provided by section 921.
Official source

Verified 2026-10-25

Corporation / Past-due reports and taxes
filing the reports and paying the fees for the years for which they were not filed and paid, and for every subsequent intervening year, together with the penalties provided by section 921.
Official source

Verified 2026-10-25

LLC / Steps
A limited liability company that is not in good standing remains in existence and may continue to transact business in this state. may file a certificate of restoration of good standing, accompanied by the annual statements and fees for all of the years for which they were not filed and paid, and the fee for filing the certificate of restoration of good standing.
Official source

Verified 2026-10-25

LLC / Past-due reports and taxes
accompanied by the annual statements and fees for all of the years for which they were not filed and paid, and the fee for filing the certificate of restoration of good standing.
Official source

Verified 2026-10-25

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