⛰️ New Hampshire

How to Reinstate a Dissolved LLC in New Hampshire

New Hampshire dissolves LLCs for failure to file annual reports by April 1 each year with the Secretary of State. ResurrectOS handles the entire filing process — from status verification to Certificate of Good Standing — starting within 48 hours.

$50
State Filing Fee
14 days
Processing Time
No
Tax Clearance Required
$25/yr
Late Penalty

New Hampshire LLC Reinstatement: The Exact Steps

New Hampshire dissolves LLCs for failure to file annual reports by April 1 each year with the Secretary of State. The path back requires filing a reinstatement application with the correct state agency and clearing all outstanding fees.

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Your business name is at risk: Once dissolved, your New Hampshire business name can be claimed by another party. Every day you remain dissolved increases that risk. Act quickly.

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Verify dissolution status with NH Secretary of State

Search the New Hampshire Secretary of State Quickstart portal to confirm your entity status, dissolution date, and delinquent filing history.

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Identify delinquent annual reports

New Hampshire LLCs must file annual reports by April 1 each year. Determine how many years are delinquent — each carries a $25 late penalty.

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Confirm your registered agent

New Hampshire requires a registered agent with a New Hampshire street address. Verify your agent or appoint a replacement.

1–2 days
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File Application for Reinstatement

Submit the Application for Reinstatement with the NH Secretary of State along with the $50 filing fee and all delinquent annual report fees and penalties.

Filing day
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State reviews and processes (~14 days)

New Hampshire processes reinstatement applications in approximately 14 days.

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Confirm reinstatement and get Certificate of Good Standing

Once approved, obtain a Certificate of Good Standing from the Secretary of State.

After approval

Common New Hampshire Dissolution Reasons

Understanding why your LLC was dissolved helps you correct the underlying cause — which is required before reinstatement can be approved.

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Missed Annual Reports

Annual reports are due April 1 each year. A single missed report puts your LLC on the path to administrative dissolution.

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Registered Agent Vacancy

The state has no valid agent on file to receive official correspondence.

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Accumulated Late Penalties

Penalties of $25/year accumulate on top of the $100 annual report fee.

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Voluntary Dissolution

Members chose to dissolve the LLC. Reinstatement reverses this.

New Hampshire Reinstatement FAQ

Can I reinstate my New Hampshire LLC myself?+
Yes. File through the NH Secretary of State Quickstart portal. You will need to file all delinquent annual reports and pay all outstanding fees before submitting.
How long does New Hampshire reinstatement take?+
Approximately 14 days for standard processing.
What annual reports do I need to file to reinstate?+
You must file all delinquent annual reports ($100 each) plus $25 penalty per late year.
Is tax clearance required in New Hampshire?+
No. New Hampshire does not require tax clearance from the Department of Revenue as part of LLC reinstatement.
Can someone else take my business name while dissolved?+
Yes. New Hampshire does not protect dissolved entity names.

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