A forfeited Texas business cannot operate legally, sue in court, or get financing — and directors are personally liable for company debts.
✓ Flat-fee pricing · Typically reinstated in 2–4 weeks · Fully managed
Forfeiture voids your right to transact business in Texas — contracts and operations are exposed.
Officers and directors can become personally liable for company debts incurred while forfeited.
Banks and title companies require active status before they’ll lend or close a real estate deal.
We review your delinquent reports and give you a flat-fee quote. No surprises.
Back reports, tax clearance letter, SOS reinstatement — fully managed.
Typically 2–4 weeks, certificate in hand.
You’re quoted a flat fee upfront based on how far behind your entity is. That’s what you pay.
The Secretary of State reinstatement filing fee ($75) is a government pass-through cost, billed separately.
We file your annual franchise tax report and Public Information Report every May. You never think about it again.
Full-service reinstatement for forfeited entities — back reports, tax clearance letter, and SOS coordination.
We file your annual franchise tax report and PIR every May so you never face forfeiture again.
Not sure if you’re compliant? We review your account and give you a clear action plan and quote.
We also assist with Texas sales tax permit registration, filing, and compliance. Ask about bundling.
They handled everything — we were reinstated in 18 days. I didn’t have to make a single call to the state.
I found out my LLC was forfeited the day before a closing. They expedited the whole thing and saved the deal.
Now I never think about the May deadline. The annual plan is the easiest money I spend all year.
Tell us about your entity and we’ll review your Comptroller account, identify delinquencies, and send a flat-fee quote. No obligation.
Thanks — we’ll review your account and respond within one business day with your flat-fee assessment.