Florida Business Search — Sunbiz Entity Lookup by Name
Search Florida's official business register by company name and get one normalized record per match — legal name, document number, active or inactive status, entity type, filing date, registered agent, addresses, and officers — with UCC lien filings joined on the same record. Dissolved entities are included, so a counterparty that no longer exists shows its real status rather than a blank.
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Yes. Florida results include inactive and dissolved entities with their real status, so a counterparty that no longer exists shows as such instead of a blank.
Yes. UCC filings for the same debtor come back on the entity record: filing number, type, status, filed and lapse dates, secured party and collateral.
You get a no_match row naming the search, and it is not charged. Only completed entity records delivered to the dataset are billed.
Records come from official state registries and the data files they publish, so they are as current as each state publishes. Registries can lag recent filings; verify anything with legal weight at the source.