I will process your llc amendment, entity reinstatement, address change or dissolution
About this Gig
Fast, professional processing for your US LLC adjustments.
When your business changes direction, misses a deadline, or needs to close down, messy paperwork can result in personal liability or severe state penalties. Let a corporate specialist handle the state registry red tape for you.
Whether you need to update company records, rescue an inactive entity, or shut down a business cleanly to stop recurring fees, I provide accurate filing services across all US states (including Wyoming and Delaware).
Corporate Services Processed:
- LLC Amendment: Official name changes or ownership/member transfers.
- Address Change: Principal business or mailing address updates.
- Entity Reinstatement: Returning delinquent or dissolved LLCs to Good Standing.
- LLC Dissolution: Legally closing the entity and canceling your IRS EIN.
Why This Service Works:
- Flawless Processing: Avoid data errors that cause states to reject filings.
- Full Proof: You receive official, state-stamped approval documents.
️ NOTE: Gig price covers my professional service fee. All state-mandated filing fees or penalty fees are paid separately by the buyer.
Select your package to process your updates today!
Business type:
Startups
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Other
Service type:
General risk assessment
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Financial risks
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Other
Industry:
Business services & consulting
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E-Commerce
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Legal
FAQ
Are the state filing fees and franchise taxes included in your gig price?
No. The gig price covers only my professional service fee for preparing, calculating, and submitting your documents. All state mandated filing fees and outstanding franchise taxes must be paid separately by the client using their own payment method during the submission process.
What information do you need from me to process an LLC amendment?
To complete an amendment, I will need your exact company name, state of formation, and your state file or charter number. Depending on the update, you will need to provide the new company name, new business address, or the details of the members being added or removed.
What is an entity reinstatement, and when do I need it?
If your LLC missed an annual report deadline or failed to pay state fees, the state may change your status to "Delinquent" or "Administratively Dissolved." An entity reinstatement is an official filing process that pays accumulated penalties and returns your business to active "Good Standing
Can you process an LLC address change across all 50 US states?
Yes. I can process official corporate address changes for your principal office, mailing address, or manager details in any US state, including popular jurisdictions like Wyoming, Delaware, Florida, Texas, and California.
What does the LLC dissolution process involve?
An LLC dissolution involves filing official articles of dissolution with the secretary of state to legally close the business entity. This formally ends your legal reporting requirements and stops the state from charging you ongoing annual fees or taxes.
Will you close my IRS EIN number when you dissolve my LLC?
Yes, if you choose the package or add-on for dissolution that includes it. I will draft and submit the formal cancellation letter to the IRS to close your Business Tax Account associated with that specific EIN number, ensuring a completely clean exit.
How long does it take for the state to process an amendment or reinstatement?
Processing times depend entirely on the state. Some states update your business status within 24 to 48 hours, while others can take a few business days or weeks unless an expedited state processing fee is paid.
Do I need to file an amendment if I just change my business phone number or website?
No. States generally only require official amendments for major structural changes, such as changing the legal company name, updating the physical or mailing address, changing your registered agent, or adding/removing LLC members and managers.
Can you help if I don't know my state charter or file number?
Yes. As long as you can provide your exact legal company name and the state where it was originally formed, I can search the official state registry database to locate your file number and verify its current structural status.
What happens if I don't file a dissolution for a business I no longer use?
If you don't dissolve it, the state will continue to charge annual fees and franchise taxes. Over time, late penalties will accumulate, your entity will become delinquent, and the state could eventually hold owners personally liable for unpaid administrative fees.

