2. Sets a fee of $100 for the preclearance of any document. The service and fee were specified under the old business corporation act, Title 13-A, but were inadvertently omitted from the new Title 13-C;

3. Clarifies the language requiring that a certificate of existence or certificate of authority set forth the name of the corporation;

4. Clarifies the time frames and language for administrative dissolution of domestic corporations;

5. Clarifies the time frames and language for revocation of authority of foreign corporations; and

6. Clarifies the process by which an administratively dissolved corporation may reinstate after failure to file an annual report.

The bill makes conforming amendments to the limited partnership laws in Title 31, chapter 11. It:

1. Repeals language relating to the suspension of a domestic limited partnership and enacts language for the administrative dissolution and reinstatement process for a domestic limited partnership;

2. Adds language to establish a process for domestic limited partnerships that were suspended prior to July 1, 2004 to reinstate up to June 30, 2010;

3. Repeals language relating to the adoption of rules for the former name availability standard of "deceptively similar";

4. Makes necessary changes to the process of issuing a certificate of existence, certificate of authority or certificate of fact;

5. Repeals language relating to the revocation of authority for a foreign limited partnership and enacts a new revocation of authority process for a foreign limited partnership;

6. Increases the fee for filing an application to renew the registration of a foreign limited partnership name from $155 to $200;