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Revive a Corporation

Restore Your Dissolved Corporation

Only $299 + Government Fee

We’re an official intermediary for every province

Fast. Simple. Transparent. No Hidden Fees.

Corporation Revival Packages

Revive a Ontario Corporation

revive a federal corporation

Revive a Federal Corporation

Revive a Alberta Corporation

Revive a Quebec Corporation

Nunavut professional corporation
WHY US

Why Choose Our Corporation Revival Services?

Reviving a dissolved business isn’t just about filing a form it’s about making sure your company is fully compliant and ready to operate again. Here’s why business owners across Canada trust us to handle it right:

Here’s what sets it apart:

Let us take care of the details so you can focus on getting your business back on track, legally and confidently.

Quick. Compliant. Done Right the First Time.

Start Reviving a Corporation

Just 3 Simple Steps

Fill out the online form​

Kick things off by completing our easy step-by-step form. You can place your order using a credit card, PayPal, or e-transfer—whichever is most convenient.​

We handle the filing

Our experts will handle all required paperwork, including Articles of Revival and supporting documents. We’ll file everything with the appropriate corporate registry and monitor progress.

Receive your incorporation documents

Once approved, you’ll receive your Certificate of Revival. We’ll also guide you on staying compliant moving forward—whether it’s annual filings, tax accounts, or corporate changes.

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How to File a Business Update in Canada for Reviving a Corporation

Frequently Asked Questions

To revive a dissolved corporation in Canada, you must file Articles of Revival with the appropriate federal or provincial registry, pay any outstanding fees, and bring corporate filings up to date.

When a corporation is revived:

  • Legal Status Returns – The business is legally active again, as if it was never dissolved.
  • Responsibilities & Rights Come Back – Any previous rights, obligations, or liabilities are restored.
  • Back in Good Standing – The corporation is officially recognized and compliant with government records.

Corporations typically need revival when they’ve been:

  • Dissolved by the Province – Your business was shut down for missing filings or other compliance requirements.
  • Voluntarily Closed, Now Restarting – You chose to dissolve the business but now want to operate again.
  • Declared Inactive or Forfeited – The corporation lost its status for not meeting legal obligations.

Eligibility can vary depending on the province, but in most cases, the following people can apply:

  • Shareholders
  • Directors or Officers
  • Creditors
  • Others with a direct connection to the corporation

Keep in mind: professional representatives like lawyers or accountants usually can’t sign the revival documents unless they’re directly tied to the corporation.

While procedures vary by province, the general revival process involves:

  • Determine why the corporation was dissolved (e.g., missed filings, unpaid taxes)

  • Fix Outstanding Issues (e.g., tax, penalties, interest)

  • Submit Revival Application (e.g., Articles of Revival)

  • Pay the Government Fees

  • Wait for Approval – Processing times differ by jurisdiction, and approval is not always guaranteed.

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