Real estate agents, insurance agents, nurses, stylists, barbers, vets, contractors and more, in one search.
Every license the state lists, current and past, refreshed every week from the official files.
Florida's two-part statuses (like "Current, inactive") trip people up. Here's the short version.
Type the person's or business's name, or the license number, in the search box. Each result shows the license type, its status, when it was first issued and when it expires. Florida's status uses two parts; the status guide explains them.
Licenses from three state agencies: the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (real estate, cosmetology, barbers, contractors, appraisers, community association managers, architects, veterinarians, inspectors and more), the Department of Financial Services (insurance agents, adjusters and agencies) and the Department of Health (nurses, doctors, pharmacists, dentists, therapists, EMTs, massage therapists and every other health profession).
No. This is an independent site that republishes the public licensee files the state posts for download, in one search. Every license page links to the state agency's own lookup so you can confirm it.
We reload every file once a week. The state updates its own systems daily, so a very recent change may show up there first. The date at the bottom of each page shows our last update.
Many licensees list their home as their address of record. We show the city and county only, which is enough to tell people with the same name apart.
Yes. No account, no fee and no limit on searches.