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Yes. Florida is considered a franchise filing state, and franchisors must make an annual filing with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services before offering or selling franchises in the state. The annual filing fee is $100.
(1) "Business opportunity contract" means an agreement that obligates or is intended to obligate a purchaser to a seller.
Texas is a Franchise Filing State. The one-time Texas FDD filing fee is $25. The Internicola Law Firm, P.C.
States That Require FDD Registration or Filing California. Hawaii. Illinois. Indiana. Maryland. Michigan. Minnesota. New York.
While there are 17 states now enacting franchise relationship laws, most have included general franchise relationship terms within their disclosure laws. There are also cases wherein a certain state would have a general relationship law but not a state disclosure law.