What does it mean if my LLC is dissolved?
Dissolution means your LLC is no longer recognized as an active business by the state.
This can happen in two ways: the state dissolves it automatically because required filings were missed, or you choose to dissolve it because you're no longer doing business.
What are the consequences?
If your LLC is dissolved, you may:
Lose your business name
Be unable to legally operate
Face additional fees to reinstate
Lose liability protection benefits
Can I reinstate my LLC?
In many cases, yes — but it may require:
Filing reinstatement paperwork
Paying penalties and fees
Waiting for state processing
How does the Business Portal help?
Your Business Portal helps reduce the risk of dissolution by:
Tracking deadlines
Providing reminders
Keeping your compliance organized
If You're Ready to Close Your LLC
A voluntary dissolution, filed correctly, closes your obligations to the state cleanly without any lingering fees or compliance surprises down the road.
You can initiate a dissolution directly from the Business Compliance section of your Business Portal if you want our team to handle the filing for you.
Summary
Dissolution means your LLC is no longer active
Reinstatement can be costly and time-consuming
Your Business Portal helps you stay compliant and avoid this risk, or purchase Dissolution as a service if you wish to conclude doing business with your LLC