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Texas Form 811 - Certificate of Reinstatement

Form 811 reinstates a Texas entity after a voluntary or involuntary termination, or a foreign registration after a revocation. It is not the tax-forfeiture form (Form 801). A Comptroller tax-clearance letter is generally required unless the entity is a nonprofit corporation. The registered agent must have consented. If this doesn't fit your situation, please don't buy.

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This form may be available free from the issuing agency or other sources. To be clear: the blank Form 811 is free from the Texas Secretary of State, and you can fill it in and file it yourself directly with the agency (online through SOSPortal, by mail, or in person) without paying us. Private company, independent and not the Texas Secretary of State or any government agency; not affiliated with or endorsed by the State of Texas. We do not file or sign anything for you, and we do not give legal advice. ALL AI Forms is not a law firm. This product is not a substitute for the advice of an attorney. There are probably other free ways to get this form, including from the issuing agency. We can't promise the agency will accept your filing. One-time charge, no subscription. Checkout is hosted by Stripe. Terms.

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Form ID: US-TX-811

Questions people ask

How do I get the Texas Form 811 - Certificate of Reinstatement?
The blank Form 811 is free from the Texas Secretary of State, and you can fill it in and file it yourself directly with the agency (online through SOSPortal, by mail, or in person) without paying us. Or fill it in online here: pay $4.99 one-time with Stripe, answer the guided questions, and download your filled-in PDF. Official source: www.sos.state.tx.us/corp/forms/811_boc.pdf.
Where do I file it?
File the signed form yourself with the Texas Secretary of State, P.O. Box 13697, Austin, TX 78711-3697, or through SOSPortal as the SOS directs, with the SOS fee that applies to your situation ($15 after a voluntary termination, or $75 after an involuntary termination or revocation, unless a nonprofit rate the SOS recognizes applies). We don't file or sign anything for you.
How much does it cost?
Our fee is $4.99. The Texas Secretary of State filing fee ($15 after a voluntary termination; $75 after an involuntary termination or a foreign-registration revocation (nonprofit fees may differ; the SOS quotes the amount)) is not included. You pay it yourself, directly to the State, when you file. We never collect or pay it. Our $4.99 is a one-time charge with no subscription.
Can I fill it out online?
Yes. After you pay $4.99 with Stripe, our guided questionnaire places your answers on the form and you get: The Form 811 PDF, filled in from your answers. You check every entry, sign and file it yourself.

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