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How to Reinstate a Dissolved LLC in Utah

Utah dissolves LLCs for failure to file annual renewal filings with the Division of Corporations. Utah has some of the lowest annual fees in the country at just $20/year. ResurrectOS handles the entire filing process — from status verification to Certificate of Good Standing — starting within 48 hours.

$30
State Filing Fee
14 days
Processing Time
No
Tax Clearance Required
$10/yr
Late Penalty Per Year
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Step-by-step process

Utah LLC Reinstatement: The Exact Steps

Utah dissolves LLCs for failure to file annual renewal filings with the Division of Corporations. Utah has some of the lowest annual fees in the country at just $20/year. 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 Utah business name can be claimed by another party. Every day you remain dissolved increases that risk. Act quickly.

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Verify status with Utah Division of Corporations

Search the Utah Division of Corporations CBIZ portal to confirm dissolution status and delinquent annual renewal history.

Same day
2

Calculate delinquent annual renewals

Utah annual renewals are $20/year with $10/year late penalties.

1 day
3

Confirm registered agent

Verify your registered agent has a physical Utah address and is still active.

1–2 days
4

File Reinstatement with Utah Division of Corporations

Submit the Reinstatement Application to the Utah Division of Corporations along with the $30 filing fee and all delinquent annual renewal fees and penalties.

Filing day
5

Utah processes in approximately 14 days

Standard processing in Utah is approximately 14 days.

~14 days
6

Verify reinstatement and obtain Certificate of Good Standing

Confirm active status in the CBIZ portal and request a Certificate of Good Standing.

After approval
Why businesses get dissolved

Common Utah 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 Renewals

Utah annual renewals are due by the LLC registration anniversary.

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Registered Agent Issues

Agent resigned or address on file is invalid.

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Unpaid Annual Fees

At $20/year + $10/year penalty, fees must be paid in full before reinstatement is approved.

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Voluntary Dissolution

Members filed Articles of Dissolution intentionally.

Common questions

Utah Reinstatement FAQ

Can I reinstate my Utah LLC myself?+
Yes. File through the Utah Division of Corporations CBIZ portal at corporations.utah.gov. Utah fees are among the lowest in the country.
How long does Utah reinstatement take?+
Approximately 14 days for standard processing.
How much are Utah back fees?+
$20 annual renewal + $10 late penalty per year, plus the $30 reinstatement filing fee. Even three years delinquent is only $90 in back fees.
Is tax clearance required in Utah?+
No. Utah does not require tax clearance from the Utah State Tax Commission for LLC reinstatement.
Is my business name at risk while dissolved?+
Yes. Dissolved entity names can be claimed by others in Utah.
Utah State Fees
Reinstatement filing fee$30
Annual report fee$20/year
Tax clearanceNot required
Processing time~14 days
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