Florida H0955 allows limited liability companies and corporations to designate their registered agent's address as the principal office.

Florida H0955 amends state statutes to allow limited liability companies and corporations to designate the address of their registered agent as the principal office. This change applies to both domestic and foreign entities that do not have a principal office as defined in the statutes. Additionally, such entities must provide the Department of State with the physical address of a named member, manager, officer, or director. The bill renumbers certain subsections and adds new provisions to sections 605.0113 and 607.0501 of the Florida Statutes, with an effective date of July 1, 2026.

Florida H0955 allows limited liability companies and corporations to designate their registered agent's address as the principal office.

Florida H0955 amends state statutes to allow limited liability companies and corporations to designate the address of their registered agent as the principal office. This change applies to both domestic and foreign entities that do not have a principal office as defined in the statutes. Additionally, such entities must provide the Department of State with the physical address of a named member, manager, officer, or director. The bill renumbers certain subsections and adds new provisions to sections 605.0113 and 607.0501 of the Florida Statutes, with an effective date of July 1, 2026.