Sunbiz Business Entity Index and Data Downloads

Florida’s quarterly Corporate Data File supplies entity number/name, filing type, formation jurisdiction/date, A/I registry status, and last-transaction date. Publication or retrieval date pins the registry snapshot; A/I is not a legal opinion.

Florida's reusable quarterly Corporate Data files provide up to six public officer names, person/corporation type, and coded titles such as president, treasurer, chair, vice president, secretary, and director, with corporation identifier, report dates, last-transaction date, and file vintage. They are snapshot evidence and can lag the live registry.

Florida's reusable Corporate Data and Corporate Event files supply principal and mailing address components, stable entity identifiers, filing and effective dates, and file publication context for covered entities.

Florida's reusable Corporate Data and Corporate Event files supply corporation name, name-change indicators, event name sequences, filing and effective dates, and stable entity identifiers for covered entities.

The reusable full corporate files can be searched for a resolved person across corporation identifiers and return the person's coded officer title in each covered entity, with annual-report dates, last-transaction date, and file vintage. Same-name matches require independent resolution and the file may lag the live register.

Florida's non-contributory free quarterly all-record files document formation filing date, status, principal-address geography, and file vintage, supporting Florida registered-entity age distributions only, not operating-business counts.

Florida's non-contributory free quarterly all-record files document filing or entity type, status, and geography, supporting Florida registered-entity legal-form distributions only, not operating or employer populations.

Florida's reusable full corporate files allow a resolved officer name to be matched across covered corporation identifiers and preserve the coded title in each entity, annual-report dates, last-transaction date, and file vintage. Common names, professional agents, and stale rows require resolution and do not establish control.