District of Columbia Revocation of Dissolution of Domestic Nonprofit Corporation is a process by which a nonprofit corporation that has been dissolved in the District of Columbia may be reinstated. This process allows the corporation to be restored to its former status and may allow it to continue operating in the District of Columbia. The types of District of Columbia Revocation of Dissolution of Domestic Nonprofit Corporation include: Administrative Revocation, Judicial Revocation, and Voluntary Revocation. Administrative Revocation occurs when the District of Columbia Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs determines that a nonprofit corporation has been dissolved due to an administrative error or mistake and decides to reinstate the nonprofit corporation. Judicial Revocation occurs when a court orders the nonprofit corporation to be reinstated. Voluntary Revocation occurs when the nonprofit corporation itself files a petition with the District of Columbia Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs to be reinstated.