Can a nonprofit corporation involuntarily dissolved for its failure to file the article 9.01 report reinstate at any time?
Yes. The involuntary dissolution and reinstatement of a nonprofit corporation for its failure to file the article 9.01 report are governed by article 1396-9.02, rather than article 1396-7.01. Consequently, a corporation which has been involuntarily dissolved or had its certificate of authority revoked for failure to file the required report may reinstate at any time by filing the required report and paying the filing fee of $25. 5. If a limited partnership has had its certificate of limited partnership or registration as a foreign limited partnership canceled for its failure to file the periodic report under Section 13.05 of the Revised Limited Partnership Act, how and when can it reinstate its certificate or registration? To reinstate its certificate or registration, the limited partnership must file the required report and pay $250, which is the total of the $50 filing fee for the periodic report, the maximum late fee of $100, and the reinstatement fee of $100. There is no time limit
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