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Search Florida fictitious names, the “doing business as” (DBA) trade names companies and people register with the state. Look up a trade name to see the owner behind it, the county, the filing date, and its status. Same public data the State of Florida publishes on Sunbiz, refreshed daily. Free, no login.
A fictitious name, also called a DBA, is a trade name a business uses that is different from its legal name. Florida law requires the name to be registered with the Division of Corporations so the public can see who is actually behind it. That's why this search shows the registered owner: registering a DBA is a public disclosure by design.
Checking whether a trade name is already in use? A match here means someone has registered it. Looking up the legal entity instead of a trade name? Use the Florida business search.
The owner shown is the party named on the public fictitious-name registration. For registrations with multiple owners, the first registered owner is shown. To register, renew, or cancel a fictitious name, use the state's eFile system at Sunbiz.