United States
Secretary of State rejections, name refusals, registered agent issues, EIN and ITIN notices.
Filings get rejected everywhere — a taken name in Delaware, a sensitive word at Companies House, an ASIC officeholder query, an IRS notice. What separates a two-day hiccup from a two-month stall is who reads the rejection and how fast they act. That's us, and we don't bill you for it.
The promise, in one line
Rejected? Diagnosed, fixed and refiled free
Why filings get refused
None of them are mysterious once someone reads the notice properly. Here's what we see across every registry we file with.
A near-identical company already exists, or the name uses a word the registry protects — "bank", "royal", "group" and friends.
A document expired, a scan was unreadable, or the address on file didn't match the ID.
Officer roles, share classes or objects clauses that don't fit the registry's template.
Director or member consent forms that weren't signed in the format the registry accepts.
PO boxes, unregistrable addresses, or a registered office in the wrong state or province.
An EIN, ITIN, ABN or UTR application kicked back for a mismatch in supporting details.
The recovery run
Registry correspondence comes to us, not you. Most rejections are logged in our system within hours of being issued.
A specialist reads the actual notice — not a guess — and writes a plain-English explanation of exactly why it failed.
We correct the filing, get any new signature or document you need to provide, and resubmit. No new service fee.
You get the approval, the corrected documents, and a note on what we changed so it never repeats.
What the promise covers
We could write this policy so tightly that almost nothing qualifies. Most providers do. We'd rather absorb the occasional cost than make you argue about whose mistake it was.
If the rejection came from something we prepared, we refile as many times as it takes — no charge, no cap.
Wrong name choice or an expired passport? Your first corrective refile is still on us. We'd rather fix it than bill it.
The specialist who prepared the filing owns the recovery until it's approved.
If the registry will never approve your case, we refund our service fee and tell you honestly what would work instead.
Where it applies
One standard, every jurisdiction
Secretary of State rejections, name refusals, registered agent issues, EIN and ITIN notices.
Companies House rejections, sensitive-word refusals, ID verification failures, HMRC registration queries.
Federal and provincial NUANS conflicts, corporate name refusals, annual return errors.
ASIC queries, ABN and GST refusals, name availability rejections, officeholder detail mismatches.
Registry name refusals, agent KYC clarifications, constitution wording corrections.
Any jurisdiction we launch ships with the same recovery promise from day one.
Our rejection rate sits around 1.4% because we spend the boring hours up front. Here's what happens before a single document reaches a registry.
Sometimes — that's the registry's rule, not ours. Where a jurisdiction charges a fresh filing fee on resubmission, we tell you the exact amount before we refile. Where the fee carries over, nothing is charged at all. Our own service fee is never charged twice.
Same working day for anything we can fix ourselves. If we need a new document from you, we refile within one working day of receiving it, and your On-Time window restarts from that point.
We come back with three cleared alternatives that are already checked against the registry index, plus a short note on why each one will pass. You pick, we file.
Yes — EIN and ITIN notices, ABN and GST refusals, VAT and UTR queries, annual returns and BAS lodgements are all covered by the same recovery process.
Send us the notice. We'll read it, tell you exactly what went wrong, and quote the fix — even if the original filing wasn't ours. No obligation to switch.
Free diagnosis
We read the registry notice and explain it in plain English
Free refiling
If the filing was ours, we fix and resubmit at no extra cost
One named person
The same specialist stays on your case until it clears