Florida LLC Reinstatement Service
Your LLC was administratively dissolved. It is almost always fixable, and the price is knowable to the cent.
Florida charges $100 to reinstate, plus $138.75 for every annual report the company still owes. One missed year: $238.75 to the state, $387.75 all in. Three missed years: $516.25 to the state, $665.25 all in. Nothing is charged until you approve the invoice.
The whole cost, before you talk to anyone
| Reports owed | Florida charges | Total with our $149 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $238.75 | $387.75 |
| 2 | $377.50 | $526.50 |
| 3 | $516.25 | $665.25 |
| 4 | $655.00 | $804.00 |
| 5 | $793.75 | $942.75 |
That is $100 reinstatement plus $138.75 per owed report. If your count is off, we correct it before filing and re-issue the invoice — you approve it before a dollar moves.
Why not just form a new LLC instead?
Because reinstatement brings back the same company: original formation date, same document number, unbroken history. That matters more than people expect — for bank accounts already open in the company's name, for contracts and leases signed by it, for licences tied to the entity, and for anyone who ever asks how long you have been in business.
It also protects your name. Once a company is dissolved, the name can become available to somebody else. Every month you wait is a month that risk is live.
What we do
- Pull your record. We confirm the exact registered name, document number, dissolution date, and precisely how many reports the state says you owe — this is where owners most often guess wrong.
- Fix the registered agent. Florida will not reinstate an LLC without a current agent at a physical Florida street address. An invalid or missing agent is a frequent reason a reinstatement is rejected. If yours has resigned or moved, we sort it in the same filing.
- Prepare the package. The reinstatement application plus every delinquent annual report, with current officer, member and address information rather than whatever was last on file.
- File and follow it. We submit it to Sunbiz, watch it, and chase it if it stalls.
- Confirm in writing. You get the state's confirmation that your active status is restored, and a note of your next annual report deadline.
How long it takes
Your part is about ten minutes. Sunbiz processes reinstatements in the order received and the turnaround varies with their workload — commonly a few business days for an e-filing, longer in busy season. Anyone who promises you a specific number of hours for a state agency's queue is guessing.
You can also do this yourself
The process is designed to be done online, and our step-by-step reinstatement guide walks through every screen, free. Use it. Hire us if you would rather have someone who has done it many times confirm the report count, deal with the agent problem, and take the follow-up off your desk.
Not sure whether you are dissolved, or how many reports you owe? Call (866) 794-0007 — Mon–Fri 8:30am–8:30pm ET, Sat 9am–4pm ET. We will look up your record with you at no charge.
Related
- "Administratively dissolved" — what it actually means
- Florida annual report filing — how this happens in the first place.
- Florida registered agent service — how to stop it happening again.
Official sources
- Florida Division of Corporations (Sunbiz)
- Sunbiz fee schedule — the official cost of every filing named on this page.
- Florida annual report — deadline, fee, and late penalty.
- Sunbiz record search — free.
If anything on this page ever disagrees with those pages, they are right and we are wrong — tell us and we will fix it.
Every Florida filing we do
- Registered agent service — $99/yr
- Annual report filing — $49 + $138.75
- LLC amendment — $79 + $25
- Out-of-state company into Florida — $199 + $125
- Fix a rejected Sunbiz filing — $49
- Dissolve an LLC — $99 + $25
- Change your address — free
- Form a new Florida LLC — $0 + $125 state fee
Every price above is our fee plus Florida's own charge, shown separately. Priority handling is $49 on any filing and speeds up our queue, never the state's.