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As previously mentioned, FDDs are not public records and some states require franchisors to register their document with state authorities before they can offer or sell franchises in that state. Three such state authorities then make those documents available online: Wisconsin, California and Minnesota.
Since most franchise companies are privately held and do not share FDDs publicly it can be difficult to find these FDDs online. If you want one from a brand you are interested in you can always ask the brand for the document and they are obligated to give it to you during their sales process.
California Free FDD Search This is a link to the search feature on the California Department of Business Oversights website. When searching for an FDD youll need to enter the legal / corporate name of the franchisor and select Uniform Franchise Registration Application as the application type.
The Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) is a pre-sales disclosure document that provides franchise buyers with information about the franchisor, franchise fees, and opportunity. The Franchise Agreement is the legal agreement that creates a franchise relationship.
The franchise disclosure document (FDD) disclosure and waiting period is 14 days from the date the the FDD is delivered to a prospective franchisee and the FDD receipt page is signed. This 14-day waiting period relates to the first date that a franchisee may sign a franchise agreement.
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Franchise agreements typically prohibit franchisees from disclosing sensitive or private information to third parties.
The FDD is usually offered at a flat fee and can range from $20,000 to $35,000. This is paid to your lawyer. You will generally want to create a brand-new legal entity (usually an LLC or corporation) for the franchisor that is separate from the entity that owns corporate stores.
A federal law requires franchisor and franchisee business entities to disclose personal information and photographs of persons with ownership and control over their business.

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