Corporation Reinstatement, Revival, and Revivor Packet - Minnesota

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MINNESOTA CORPORATION REINSTATEMENT, REVIVAL, AND REVIVOR PACKET

Annual-renewal route. Use for a domestic business corporation administratively dissolved for failure to file its annual renewal. This packet does not cover voluntary or judicial dissolution, foreign corporations, nonprofits, or disputed ownership and authority.

1. STATUS RECORD

Item Verified information
Exact name / Minnesota file number [________________________________]
Administrative-dissolution date [__/__/____]
Missing annual-renewal year [________________________________]
Current name availability [________________________________]
Registered office / agent [________________________________]
Authorized signer / capacity [________________________________]

2. REINSTATEMENT GATE

Under § 302A.821, filing a renewal that complies with § 5.34 and paying the $25 fee after administrative dissolution returns the corporation to good standing as of the dissolution date.

☐ The Secretary of State record shows administrative dissolution for a missed renewal.

☐ The current-year renewal has been reviewed and all information updated.

☐ The corporate name remains available.

☐ The $25 statutory fee and current submission method have been confirmed.

3. FILING INVENTORY

Requirement Evidence / amount Completed
Current compliant annual renewal [Document] [__/__/____]
Reinstatement fee $25 [__/__/____]
Name, office, agent, and email updates [Document] [__/__/____]
Acceptance / active-status record [Document] [__/__/____]

4. EFFECT OF REINSTATEMENT

Section 302A.821 validates contracts and other acts within the authority of the articles and makes the corporation liable for them. It restores assets and rights held before dissolution except to the extent affected by later acts or sold or distributed after dissolution.

Dissolution-period item Within article authority? Affected, sold, or distributed? Separate review
[Contract, act, asset, or right] ☐ Yes ☐ No ☐ Yes ☐ No ☐
[Contract, act, asset, or right] ☐ Yes ☐ No ☐ Yes ☐ No ☐

Do not promise restoration of disposed property, validation of acts outside the articles, or automatic restoration of licenses and other-state registrations.

5. POST-ACCEPTANCE WORK

☐ Active status and exact name confirmed on the official record.

☐ Acceptance, renewal, payment receipt, and updated record saved.

☐ Next December 31 renewal deadline assigned.

☐ Taxes, licenses, insurance, banking, contracts, litigation, property, and foreign qualifications reviewed separately.

Authorized signer: [________________________________]

Signature: [________________________________] Date: [__/__/____]

SOURCES AND REFERENCES

Statute, renewal route, fee, retroactivity, validation, restoration limits, and agency filing instructions verified 2026-07-29.

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Last updated
July 29, 2026
Citations checked
July 29, 2026
Jurisdiction
Minnesota
Category
Corporate & Business

Legal authority

  • Minn. Stat. § 302A.821

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