Florida Division of Corporations
- Document
- Formation filing
- Entered
- 08 / 31 / 2026
- Entity
- [Business name withheld]
- ZIP
- 33602
- County
- Not publishedCounty resolved
Public records · named source by source
Public records tell us what happened. Our filter helps decide whether it is a useful reason to write. See the sources and how we use them.
Florida Division of Corporations
Source registry
These sources support formation and carrier research by state and county. A named source does not mean every territory has a Monday list yet.
How often the publisher releases updates.
When records are gathered into a Monday list or dated page.
Finds newly formed Florida businesses that may need an accountant, insurance, or other professional services.
| Source | Type | Source cadence | What the record tells us | How we use it |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Florida Division of Corporations - daily filing fileOfficial dataset | Official state record | Business-daily | New LLCs and corporations: entity name, addresses, officers, filing date. | Workday files are assembled into the prior week’s county view for Monday review. |
| U.S. Census Bureau - ZIP-to-county crosswalkOfficial dataset | Official federal record | Fixed reference | Relationships between ZIP areas and counties. | County is derived from the filing ZIP; Florida does not supply it in the daily file. |
Identifies new owner-operators and small carriers in Metro Atlanta for trucking insurance and freight factoring. The Monday list is coming next.
| Source | Type | Source cadence | What the record tells us | How we use it |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FMCSA - motor carrier census fileOfficial dataset | Official federal record | Daily | Carrier identity, address, fleet size, and cargo associated with a USDOT number. | Joined to authority events to identify carriers in the selected territory. |
| FMCSA - operating-authority historyOfficial dataset | Official federal record | Daily | Applications, grants and reinstatements of MC authority, with the date of each. | Events are joined to carrier facts, then filtered by event, fleet size, and territory. |
Annual activity and county boundaries provide background context. They are separate from the dated weekly filing samples.
| Source | Type | Source cadence | What the record tells us | How we use it |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| U.S. Census Bureau - Business Formation Statistics, county seriesOfficial dataset | Official federal record | Annual | Annual business-application counts by county, distinct from state formation filings. | Historical context. These annual counts are not the weekly filing or filtered totals shown on this site. |
| U.S. Census Bureau - county adjacency fileOfficial dataset | Official federal record | Fixed reference | Which counties share a border. | A border reference. “Other counties” links on this site are browsing suggestions, not a claim of adjacency. |
Sources explain the records. List availability is shown separately for each profession and territory.
Record → reason
From public record to draft letter, the agent prepares the work. You choose the recipients and approve the message.
Read the official source and keep its date.
Match the record to a territory and profession.
Set aside shells, duplicates, and poor fits.
Write around a relevant, supported detail.
Show the recipient and the letter before anything mails.
New Client Agent
Copied from the record
Review by Blaze Agent
“Congratulations on registering your business last week. I made a checklist of the first tax and bookkeeping decisions.”
Draft for customer review · nothing mails automatically
Carrier Agent
Copied from the records
Review by Blaze Agent
“You filed for operating authority last week. I put together a checklist for the coverage and cash-flow decisions ahead.”
Draft for customer review · source and reason stay visible
What the agent leaves out
A passing record is a reason to review, not proof that a business needs your service or will become a client. The filters below explain what makes the cut.
Traceability and handling
A source update, a weekly list, and a mailed letter have different dates. Keeping them separate makes the work easier to check.
See why Blaze Agent carries the introduction through mailKeep the agency, record type, and source date attached.
Resolve the territory, apply the filter, and prepare the weekly list.
You see the recipient and the letter before approving.
Mail status and recorded responses help you see what happened after approval.
A matched removal request stops future mail to that address across every customer. Request removal or read how suppression works.
Freshness and coverage
The cadence beside a row belongs to the publisher. Blaze Agent’s own refresh is stated separately.
No. “Daily” describes the source. Monday lists gather the relevant week’s records; public pages show the date of their sample.
No. Florida publishes business-day corporate files without a county field. Blaze Agent derives county from the ZIP, groups the records by week, and filters them for the profession.
No. We join authority events to carrier records, then filter by event, fleet size, and the defined Metro Atlanta territory.
No. This page covers formation and carrier sources plus reference data. Other agents need their own source review before launch.
A missing update is not a zero count. Check the sample date and availability shown on the page.
Received a letter?
A business used a public record as a reason to write. You can ask Blaze Agent to stop future mail to your address across every customer.