A Florida Corporate Ownership Statement, also known as a Domestic Corporation Statement of Information, is a form filed with the Florida Department of State, Division of Corporations. The Statement is used to update the state on changes in the corporate ownership of a Florida corporation. It must be filed within 90 days of the anniversary of the corporation's formation date, and every two years thereafter. The Florida Corporate Ownership Statement includes the following information: the corporate name; the Florida filing number; the current registered agent and registered office address; the names and addresses of the corporate officers and directors; the names and addresses of the corporate shareholders; the date of incorporation; and the type of business the corporation is engaged in. There are two types of Florida Corporate Ownership Statement: the Original Statement of Information and the Amended Statement of Information. The Original Statement of Information is used to update the state on changes in the corporate ownership of a Florida corporation within 90 days of the corporation's formation date. The Amended Statement of Information is used to update the state on changes in the corporate ownership of a Florida corporation every two years thereafter.