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The most effective way for a lessor who has failed to qualify to do business in a state to remedy the situation is through retroactively filing to do business and paying the associated fees. This option allows the business to legitimately establish its presence in the state by complying with legal requirements. By retroactively filing, the lessor can demonstrate that they are taking the necessary steps to meet state regulations, which may include paying the appropriate fees and fulfilling any other obligations.

This not only legitimizes their business operations in that state but can also help avoid penalties or fines that may arise from operating without proper registration. Such a filing can provide a clear record that the lessor intends to comply with state laws moving forward.

Switching business activities to another state or changing the business model completely might not address the immediate issue of compliance in the current state, and simply paying fines without taking corrective action could lead to ongoing legal complications or further sanctions. Retroactive filing is a proactive approach that directly addresses the issue at hand, ensuring compliance and allowing the lessor to operate within the legal framework.