Florida formation records for prospect research.
Contact availability varies by state and record
Florida publishes formation records through the Division of Corporations and Sunbiz. The count below uses collected records with source filing dates, rather than a fixed estimate. Availability and delivery timing are confirmed before activation.
Read the published fields in context.
Florida LLC articles may list managers or authorized representatives, but those names are optional at formation. Sunbiz instructs filers not to list members in that section. A manager or representative is not necessarily an owner; check the role and later filings separately.
Fields to review in a sample
- Entity name and document number
- Type: domestic LLC, corporation, or LP
- Filing date and current status
- Registered agent name and address
- Managers and authorized persons
- Principal and mailing address
- Email and phone where we can match them
Understand the agent role
A registered agent receives legal documents for the company. Hiring a commercial agent does not establish that the company is a shell, lacks an operating address, or has no useful contacts. Check the principal or mailing address and named officials separately; an agent address alone does not locate the operating business.
Commercial-agent use alone is not a reason to exclude an entity. Assess its principal address, available contacts and operating evidence separately.
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Before you start.
Where does the Florida data come from?
The Florida Department of State, Division of Corporations — the registry most people know as Sunbiz. Current collection, available fields and delivery timing are confirmed before activation.
Does it include Florida LLCs and corporations both?
Entity types and source fields vary; confirm what is included before activation. Domestic describes legal formation in Florida, while foreign describes formation elsewhere. Neither classification proves headquarters or operating location. Use a verified principal address for location targeting.
How should I use registered-agent information?
A registered agent receives legal documents for the company. Hiring a commercial agent does not establish that the company is a shell, lacks an operating address, or has no useful contacts. Check the principal or mailing address and named officials separately; an agent address alone does not locate the operating business.
How fast after filing do I get the record?
Delivery timing is confirmed before activation. Source publication delays, holidays and collection status can affect when records become available. A collected record count is not a guarantee of a complete statewide batch.
Filing requirements checked October 3, 2026. Official FL guidance. Registry roles and reporting requirements vary by entity type and do not establish beneficial ownership.
Turn formation research into relevant prospects.
Verify operating location, service fit and contact relevance before outreach. A filing in this state does not establish local operations or buying intent.
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