IRS Reinstatement Application
- Form 1023 / 1023-EZ
- Form 1024
- Supporting legal narratives
- Reasonable cause statements
- Retroactive reinstatement requests
- IRS correspondence
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We Can Help Reinstate Your Nonprofit.
Losing your organization’s federal tax-exempt status can be overwhelming — but it does not have to be permanent. Blue Field Law guides 501(c)(3), (c)(4), (c)(6), and other tax-exempt organizations through reinstatement from start to finish.
We guarantee reinstatement with the IRS for eligible organizations.
Organizations reinstated across the country
501(c)(3), (c)(4), (c)(6), and beyond
Reinstatement for eligible organizations
Federal and state compliance handled
The cause
The most common reason for revocation is the failure to file the required annual IRS information returns for three consecutive years. The IRS automatically revokes exempt status after three missed annual returns.
This applies even if your organization:
What we do
Comprehensive legal representation across every stage of the reinstatement process — federal, state, and everything in between.
Who we help
We assist virtually every type of tax-exempt organization.
Why Blue Field Law
Unlike firms that simply prepare IRS forms, we provide comprehensive legal representation throughout the reinstatement process. Most importantly, we guarantee reinstatement with the IRS for eligible organizations.
How it works
Step 1
We review your organization’s IRS and state compliance history.
Step 2
We determine the appropriate reinstatement procedure.
Step 3
We prepare all required IRS applications and supporting documentation.
Step 4
We prepare any required past-due IRS or state filings.
Step 5
We submit the complete package to the IRS.
Step 6
We monitor the application through approval and assist with any remaining state compliance matters.
Common questions
In most cases, yes. Even organizations that have been revoked for many years can often regain their tax-exempt status.
Not necessarily. Many organizations qualify for reinstatement rather than forming an entirely new nonprofit.
The timeline depends on the type of application and the IRS’s current processing times. We will discuss the expected timeline based on your organization’s circumstances.
Possibly. We will determine exactly which filings are required before submitting your reinstatement application.
Inactive organizations are frequently eligible for reinstatement. We can advise you on the simplest and most cost-effective approach.
Free 15-min consultation
A free 15-minute consultation with Attorney Touria Mobin. No pressure, no commitment — just honest answers about your path to 501(c)(3) recognition.
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