Florida Statutes Title XXXVI. Business Organizations § 605.0112. Name

(a) Must contain the words “limited liability company” or the abbreviation “L.L.C.” or “LLC.”

(b) Must be distinguishable in the records of the Division of Corporations of the department from the names of all other entities or filings that are on file with the division, except fictitious name registrations pursuant to s. 865.09, general partnership registrations pursuant to s. 620.8105, and limited liability partnership statements pursuant to s. 620.9001 which are organized, registered, or reserved under the laws of this state;  however, a limited liability company may register under a name that is not otherwise distinguishable on the records of the division with the written consent of the owner entity if the consent is filed with the division at the time of registration of such name.  A name that is different from the name of another entity or filing due to any of the following is not considered distinguishable:

(c) May not contain language stating or implying that the limited liability company is organized for a purpose other than a purpose authorized in this chapter and its articles of organization.

(d) May not contain language stating or implying that the limited liability company is connected with a state or federal government agency or a corporation or other entity chartered under the laws of the United States.