Formation packages

Florida state filing fees are billed separately: $125 for an LLC and $70 for a corporation.

Starter

Form your Florida LLC or corporation.

$149

  • Articles prepared and filed on Sunbiz
  • Operating agreement (LLC) or bylaws (corporation)
  • 1 year of registered agent service
  • Our address as your registered agent on Sunbiz
  • Referrals to partner CPAs and attorneys
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Professional

Formation plus your EIN and same-day filing.

$249

  • Everything in Starter
  • EIN (tax ID) from the IRS
  • Same-day rush filing
  • Certificate of status (+ state fee)
  • One amendment or name change in the first 90 days (+ state fee)
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International+

For founders who live outside the U.S.

$449

  • Everything in Professional
  • EIN for owners outside the U.S. (no SSN needed)
  • Apostille of formation documents (+ state fee)
  • Certificate of incumbency
  • Trade name (DBA) registration (+ state fee)
  • Guidance on opening a U.S. bank account
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Company + Website

Launch your company with a professional website.

$1,199

  • Everything in Professional
  • 7-page professional website
  • 2 rounds of revisions
  • Google Business Profile setup
  • Business email setup (email service billed by the provider)
  • Delivered within 21 business days of receiving your content
  • Hosting, updates and small changes: $29/month after launch
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Add-ons

Add these at checkout. We only prepare documents; for legal or tax advice we refer you to partner CPAs and attorneys.

  • EIN application$99
  • Annual report filing$119 + state fee
  • Registered agent (1 year)$119
  • Same-day rush filing$69

Common questions

Answers to the questions founders ask most about forming and maintaining a Florida company.

  • How do I form an LLC in Florida?

    To form an LLC in Florida, you file Articles of Organization with the Florida Division of Corporations through Sunbiz. The filing requires a company name, a registered agent with a Florida address and basic ownership information. Diler Corporate prepares and submits this filing on your behalf, typically within 1 business day of receiving your complete information. State approval follows in 1 to 5 business days.

  • Yes. Florida law does not require LLC members or corporation shareholders to be U.S. citizens or residents. Non-residents and foreign nationals can form and own a Florida LLC or corporation. Diler Corporate guides international founders through this process, including obtaining an EIN without a Social Security Number.

  • Yes. Florida law requires every LLC and corporation to maintain a registered agent with a physical Florida address. The registered agent receives official state mail and legal documents on behalf of the company. Diler Corporate provides registered agent service, with the agent address listed on the public Sunbiz record.

  • Foreign nationals who do not have a U.S. Social Security Number (SSN) or ITIN can still obtain an EIN from the IRS by submitting Form SS-4 by mail or fax. Diler Corporate prepares and processes this application for non-resident owners and handles the IRS correspondence on your behalf.

  • The Florida Annual Report is a required filing that updates the state’s records for your LLC or corporation. It is due between January 1 and May 1 each year, and filings submitted after May 1 incur a late fee set by the Florida Division of Corporations. Diler Corporate files annual reports and sends deadline reminders.

  • Diler Corporate submits your formation documents to Sunbiz within 1 business day of receiving your complete information. The Florida Division of Corporations then processes the filing, which typically takes 1 to 5 business days. Total time from your submission to state approval is generally 2 to 6 business days under standard processing.

  • A Florida LLC offers flexible management and pass-through taxation by default. A Florida corporation has a more formal structure with shareholders, directors and officers, and is subject to corporate tax treatment. Both provide limited liability protection for owners. Diler Corporate files both entity types; for guidance on which is right for you, we refer clients to our partner CPAs and attorneys.

  • No. Diler Corporate is a business formation and compliance service, not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice, tax advice or legal representation. We prepare and file formation documents and compliance filings with the State of Florida and the IRS, and refer clients who need legal counsel or tax guidance to attorneys and CPAs in our network.