For auto-revoked organizations
Lost your 501(c)(3)?
It's recoverable.
Miss three consecutive annual 990 filings and the IRS revokes your exemption automatically — it happens to tens of thousands of organizations every year, usually without anyone noticing until a donor or grantmaker does. The fix is a defined process, and it's what we do all day: streamlined retroactive reinstatement, so your status is restored as if it never lapsed and past donations stay deductible.
Three steps back to good standing
- 01
Confirm the revocation
We check the IRS auto-revocation list for your EIN and identify your revocation date and which reinstatement path you qualify for.
- 02
Pick your path
Within 15 months of revocation, most small organizations qualify for streamlined retroactive reinstatement under Rev. Proc. 2014-11 — status restored as if it never lapsed.
- 03
Re-file and recover
We prepare your new Form 1023/1023-EZ, reasonable-cause statements where required, and the missed 990s that started it all — then set up the compliance calendar so it never happens again.
More than 15 months out, or a larger organization? You'll use a retroactive path that adds a reasonable-cause statement — included in our Accelerate and Complete tiers with specialist review. Either way, the same flat pricing applies: $499 / $999 / $1,999.