Florida Business Filing Service

Florida filings, handled.

SunFile files annual reports and reinstatements with the Florida Division of Corporations on behalf of Florida businesses. Flat pricing, state fees included, filed within one business day.

A 6- or 12-character code from the state. Where do I find it?
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Stay ahead of it

For businesses in good standing.

Compliance isn't a one-time fix — the annual report comes back every January, and the state doesn't send a reminder. Two ways to make sure it's never your problem again. Flat-priced, state fees included.

Recurring
Annual Filing Subscription
SunFile files your Florida annual report automatically every January, well before the May 1 deadline. All state fees included. Never miss a deadline again.
$249 per year, auto-renewing
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Registered Agent
Registered Agent Service
SunFile serves as your registered agent in Florida — receives official state correspondence, forwards it to you, and keeps your personal address off public records.
$99 per year, auto-renewing
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Was your business dissolved?
If Florida administratively dissolved your entity for missed annual reports, it can usually be brought back — for up to ten years. We'll pull your record and tell you exactly what it takes.
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About

Understanding Florida filings.

Every Florida business — LLCs, corporations, partnerships — is required to file certain paperwork with the state each year. Missing those requirements has consequences.

The annual report
Florida requires every active business entity to file an annual report between January 1 and May 1 each year. The report confirms your business's current information — addresses, registered agent, officers — with the Division of Corporations. Filing late incurs a $400 state penalty. Failing to file by the state's September deadline — September 25, 2026 this year — results in administrative dissolution.
Administrative dissolution
If your business is administratively dissolved by the state, it loses its active status — meaning it can no longer legally enter contracts, hold licenses, or operate in the entity's name. Florida allows reinstatement for up to ten years after dissolution, but the process requires filing missed annual reports along with the reinstatement paperwork.
Registered agents
Florida requires every business entity to designate a registered agent with a Florida street address to receive official state correspondence and legal notices. Many owners serve as their own registered agent, but this puts their personal address on public records and creates risk of missing important notices.
Where SunFile fits
SunFile is a private filing service. We prepare and submit these filings on behalf of Florida business owners who prefer to hand off the paperwork rather than handle it directly with the state. You're not required to use SunFile — you may file directly at sunbiz.org at a lower cost.
Why SunFile

Filed correctly, filed on time.

Four principles that shape how we operate.

01
Flat, all-inclusive pricing
Every SunFile service includes the state fees. No surprise line items at checkout, no separate charges appearing on your card statement. What we quote is what you pay.
02
Fast turnaround
Filings are typically submitted to the Florida Division of Corporations within one business day of confirmed payment. Same-day when critical.
03
Clear communication
You'll receive a receipt when we accept payment, a confirmation when the state accepts the filing, and a personal response if anything unexpected comes up along the way.
04
Refunds without friction
If we discover you already filed, we refund in full — no explanation required, no phone tree, no forms. If we make a mistake, we correct it and re-file at our own cost.
Frequently asked

Questions people ask.

Is SunFile affiliated with the State of Florida? +
No. SunFile is a private filing assistance service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or contracted by the Florida Division of Corporations, the Florida Department of State, or any government agency. You may file directly at sunbiz.org at a lower cost.
How do I find my Florida document number? +
Your document number was assigned when your entity was originally filed with the Florida Division of Corporations. It's a 6- or 12-character alphanumeric code — LLCs typically start with "L," corporations with "P." If you can't find yours, email us at hello@sunfilefl.org and we'll help you locate it.
What if my business is already dissolved? +
If Florida administratively dissolved your business within the last ten years, you can file a reinstatement to return it to active status. Email us with your business name or document number and we'll confirm whether you're eligible.
How long does filing take? +
Most filings are submitted to the Florida Division of Corporations within one business day of confirmed payment. State processing then takes an additional one to three business days for annual reports. Reinstatements filed more than one year after dissolution require a 2–3 business day name-availability review by the state.
What's your refund policy? +
If your filing was already on file with the state, we refund everything you paid to your original payment method — no explanation required. If we make an error, we correct it and re-file at no additional cost to you. Refunds typically appear within 5–10 business days, depending on your bank. Full details are in our Terms of Service.
Do you handle other states? +
Not currently. SunFile is focused exclusively on Florida filings. We're evaluating expansion to other states but have no active timeline to announce.

Find out where you stand.

Current, late, or dissolved — type your document number and we'll pull your record from the state and tell you exactly what your business needs. Takes ten seconds, costs nothing.

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