The Pennsylvania Statement of Revival — Domestic Corporation is a legal document that is filed with the Pennsylvania Department of State when a domestic corporation wishes to revive its corporate existence in the state. It is required to be filed if the corporation has been dissolved for any reason, including non-payment of franchise taxes or other regulatory requirements. The Statement of Revival must include the name of the corporation, the name and address of the registered office, the date of dissolution, the details of the statutory action taken by the corporation to revive its existence, and the names and addresses of all current officers and directors of the corporation. The Statement of Revival must also be signed by a majority of the directors or, if there are none, by a majority of the shareholders, and notarized. There are two types of Pennsylvania Statement of Revival — Domestic Corporation: a Short Form and a Long Form. The Short Form is used when the corporation has not changed its name since it was first incorporated, while the Long Form is used when the corporation has changed its name since it was first incorporated.