Florida Filing Types
What the filing-type codes on Florida corporate filings mean
Every corporate filing with the Florida Division of Corporations (Sunbiz) carries a short filing-type code, such as FLAL or DOMNP, that says what kind of entity it is and, for most codes, where it was formed.
Domestic means the entity was formed in Florida. Foreign means it was formed in another state or country and registered to do business in Florida.
DOMP — Domestic Profit Corporation
A for-profit corporation formed in Florida.
DOMNP — Domestic Non-Profit Corporation
A non-profit corporation formed in Florida.
FORP — Foreign Profit Corporation
A for-profit corporation formed in another state or country and registered to do business in Florida.
FORNP — Foreign Non-Profit Corporation
A non-profit corporation formed in another state or country and registered to operate in Florida.
FLAL — Florida Limited Liability Company
A limited liability company (LLC) formed in Florida.
FORL — Foreign Limited Liability Company
A limited liability company (LLC) formed in another state or country and registered to do business in Florida.
DOMLP — Domestic Limited Partnership
A limited partnership formed in Florida.
FORLP — Foreign Limited Partnership
A limited partnership formed in another state or country and registered to do business in Florida.
TRUST — Trust
A business trust registered in Florida.
COOP — Cooperative
A cooperative: an organization owned and controlled by its members.
NPREG — Non-Profit Registration
A non-profit organization registered in Florida.
AGENT — Registered Agent
A filing that names a business's registered agent in Florida.
The filing type is the state's own classification, taken from the public record as published. Sunbiz.org is the official record. For other questions about the data, see the FAQ; to filter by filing type through the API, see the API documentation.