Sunbiz is the Florida Division of Corporations’ online information, research, and electronic processing service center.
What services do they provide?Sunbiz.org provides direct access the Division’s business entity, lien information, and image databases. You can also download and print copies of filed documents and forms to use when filing. Certificates of Status may also be requested online.
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A corporation is a legal entity, created by statute (i.e. the state) with all the rights, privileges and responsibilities of a natural person; possessing the attributes of limited liability, centralized management, continuity of life and fee transferability of interest.
A for-profit corporation is a corporation created for the purpose of conducting business in the widest sense of the term. In Florida, such a corporation may be organized generally under Chapter 607 but may take on special attributes as prescribed by other subservient chapters.
A not-for-profit corporation is a corporation created for religious, charitable, or educational purposes which are generally formed under Chapter 617 but may take on special attributes as prescribed by subservient chapters.
A foreign corporation is a corporation authorized by any jurisdiction other than Florida, to transact business.
An alien corporation is any corporation authorized by any jurisdiction other than; the United States, any state, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam or any possession or territory of the United States, to transact business.
A partnership is an association of two or more persons to carry on a business for profit as co-owners. General Partnership: An association of two or more partners each as a general partner with full status of unlimited personal liability and managerial control. Limited Partnership: An association of one or more general partners and one or more limited partners with limited liability and little or no managerial control (i.e. investors only).
A fictitious name is any name other than an individual's legal name. Registration of that name is required if it is used in business in order to inform the public of who is actually conducting business.
A limited liability company is a hybrid form of entity combining some of the attributes of a corporation with the association tax status of a partnership.
A Trademark or Service Mark is a name or logo adopted by a person or entity to identify the source of a particular product or service provided in commerce. It is distinguished from a fictitious or corporate name in that it must meet a high standard of creativity and originality than do such trade names.
Federal Tax Liens, as authorized by federal law, are required to be filed in the state or local office designated for lien filings. The Division is responsible for filing liens against business entities, estates and trust. The counties record personal real estate liens.
The following summary of the Florida Division of Corporations' role, and descriptive list of the type of filings and registrations for which it is responsible, will help you determine if the Division provides the particular type of information or service you desire.
The Division of Corporations is a ministerial filing agency which serves as the statewide central repository for business entity filings and annual reports, the statewide central filing office for judgment lien filings, and the statewide central registration office for fictitious names, trademarks and service marks. The Division is also the resource for information contained in these records.