Florida Limited Partnership Reinstatement is the process of restoring a dissolved Florida limited partnership to good standing with the Florida Division of Corporations. The reinstatement is necessary when a Florida limited partnership has failed to file annual reports, pay annual fees, or has been administratively dissolved for any other reason. There are two types of Florida Limited Partnership Reinstatement: voluntary and involuntary. Voluntary reinstatement is initiated by the general partner when they are ready to bring the partnership back into compliance with the law. This type of reinstatement requires the filing of an Application for Reinstatement, an Annual Report, and payment of all accrued and unpaid annual fees. Involuntary reinstatement is initiated by the Florida Division of Corporations when the limited partnership fails to file an annual report or pay annual fees. In this case, the limited partnership will be administratively dissolved and the Division of Corporations will send a notice to the general partner informing them of the dissolution. To reinstate involuntarily, the general partner must file an Application for Reinstatement, an Annual Report, and pay all accrued and unpaid annual fees.