Form 814 - Application Form For Reinstatement After Involuntary Dissolution Or Revocation

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Form 814—General Information
(Application for Reinstatement After Involuntary Dissolution or Revocation)
The attached form is designed to meet minimal statutory filing requirements pursuant to the relevant
code provisions. This form and the information provided are not substitutes for the advice and services of an
attorney and tax specialist.
Commentary
This form may be used to reinstate: (1) the existence of a domestic corporation, professional association,
or limited liability company that has been involuntarily dissolved by action of the secretary of state
under the provisions of the Texas Business Corporation Act, the Texas Non-Profit Corporation Act, or
the Texas Limited Liability Company Act (“prior law”); or (2) the certificate of authority of a foreign
corporation or limited liability company whose certificate has been revoked by action of the secretary of
state under prior law.
Do Not Use This Form If:
• The entity forfeited its existence or its certificate of authority under the provisions of the Tax
Code. The entity must use Form 801 to reinstate its existence or certificate of authority.
• The Texas entity was involuntarily terminated or the foreign entity’s registration was revoked by
the secretary of state under the provisions of the Texas Business Organizations Code (BOC). A
BOC-entity must use Form 811 to reinstate its existence or registration.
• The entity is a nonprofit corporation that was involuntarily dissolved or that had its certificate of
authority revoked by the secretary of state for its failure to file the nonprofit periodic report
required under article 1396-9.01 of the Texas Non-Profit Corporation Act. To reinstate the
entity’s existence or certificate of authority, the nonprofit corporation must file the required
report (Form 802) as provided by article 1396-9.02F of the Act.
• The entity was judicially dissolved or had its certificate of authority judicially revoked. An entity
that has been dissolved or that has had its authority revoked by court order may not file an
application for reinstatement.
 Time Frames for Reinstatement 
¾ Involuntarily Dissolved Domestic Entity: Prior law limits the time within which a domestic entity
may reinstate its existence after it has been involuntarily dissolved by action of the secretary of state.
An application for reinstatement by a domestic entity that has been involuntarily dissolved by action
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of the secretary of state must be filed no later than the third (3
) anniversary of the effective date of
the certificate of involuntary dissolution.
If the time frame for making an application for reinstatement under prior law has expired, the Texas
entity may consider adopting the provisions of the BOC and filing an early adoption statement
(Form 808), which permits a reinstatement to be filed at any time so long as the entity would
otherwise have continued to exist.
¾ Revoked Certificate of Authority of a Foreign Entity: An application for reinstatement by a foreign
entity that has had its certificate of authority revoked by action of the secretary of state must be filed
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no later than the third (3
) anniversary of the effective date of the certificate of revocation. The time
frame for reinstatement does not differ under the BOC.
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