Florida Articles of Dissolution
Florida law requires most registered business entities to file an Annual Report each year to maintain an active status with the Florida Division of Corporations. Annual Reports confirm or update key business information on record, including principal address, registered agent details, and authorized officers or managers.
Florida Articles of Dissolution
Florida law requires most registered business entities to file an Annual Report each year to maintain an active status with the Florida Division of Corporations. Annual Reports confirm or update key business information on record, including principal address, registered agent details, and authorized officers or managers.
How the Filing Process Works
A summary of filings submitted for this entity may be displayed below, depending on record availability.
Locate your Florida business record
Review existing information
Provide required updates (if any)
Review fees and submission details
Submit filing for processing
Information Required
Reinstatement typically requires completion of the following items, as applicable to the selected entity:
Florida entity name or document number
Principal and mailing address
Registered agent name and address
Officer / manager / member information
Payment method for filing fees
Florida State Annual Report Filing Fees
This report keeps your company's information current in the state's records.
State of Florida Annual Report Fee
Fee Type
Annual Report filing fee varies by entity type
Florida State Filing Service Fee
Fee Type
Separate service fee applies for preparation and submission assistance
Late Fee
Fee Type
Separate service fee applies for preparation and submission assistance
Ready to File Your Annual Report?
Begin the filing process by locating your Florida business record. You'll be able to review and confirm all information before submission.
Start Annual Report FilingHelp and Support
If you need assistance with a filing, order status, or general questions, help resources are available.