Maine Statutes
§ 13-C §1425 — Revival of a domestic business corporation after dissolution
1.Determination of need to revive corporation.
If the Secretary of State finds that a corporation has dissolved in any manner under this chapter and that the corporation should be revived for any specified purpose or purposes for a specific period of time, the Secretary of State may upon application by an interested party file a certificate of revival in a form or format prescribed by the Secretary of State for reviving the corporation.
2.Certificate of revival.
The certificate of revival must include:
3.Notice of revival.
The Secretary of State shall issue a notice to the corporation to the address provided in subsection 2, paragraph C stating that the revival has been granted for the purpose or purposes and for the time period specified pursuant to the certificate of revival filed und
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Legislative History
PL 2007, c. 231, §22 (NEW).
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