The Florida Certificate of Interested Persons And Corporate Disclosure Statement (Orlando) is a document filed with the Orlando Division of the Florida Department of State. It is a disclosure statement that identifies individuals and entities that have a financial, beneficial, or ownership interest in a corporation. This document is used to provide transparency to the public and ensure that corporate entities are acting in the best interests of their shareholders. The Florida Certificate of Interested Persons And Corporate Disclosure Statement (Orlando) must be filed in the Division of Corporations whenever there is a change in corporate officers, directors, and other corporate owners. It must include the names of all shareholders, directors, officers, and other beneficial owners of the corporation. The document must also provide information on the nature and extent of each party’s interest in the corporation. The Florida Certificate of Interested Persons And Corporate Disclosure Statement (Orlando) comes in two forms: Form DSC-U and Form DSC-R. Form DSC-U is for corporations that are registered in the state of Florida and Form DSC-R is for corporations that are registered in another jurisdiction. Both forms require the same information, but vary in how the information is presented.