While all of the application materials below should be reviewed prior to submitting an application, the following documents are required to be filed with our office as part of an application:

1. The  Contingent Liability Agreement ("CLA")
2. The  Collateral Control Agreement ("CCA")
3. The  Qualified Public Depository Resolutions form (a model form) or satisfactory copies of resolutions adopted by your board of directors that a) document that the CLA and CCA have been formally accepted and constitute official records of your company and b) that document those officers or directors that are authorized to attest to or execute forms as required by the law and administrative rules that govern Florida's public deposits program. Any copies of such resolutions must be certified as being in full force and effect by your company's corporate secretary.
4. The  Applicant Information form (a model form) or a letter to our office that provides all of the information requested on the model form including your company's legal name and other identifying information, the contact persons for your company, and replies to several questions that must be satisfied under Chapter 280, Florida Statutes, for status as a QPD.
5. The Attestation Statement for Qualified Public Depositories
6. Once the application materials noted above have been submitted and accepted as complete, an applicant would need to complete the  Deposit of Collateral form for its initial collateral pledge and submit the form to its custodian with a copy filed with our office. Florida's public deposits program includes minimum required collateral ("MRC") of $100,000 even if a QPD holds no Florida public deposits. Once the custodian satisfactorily confirms the initial pledge of collateral, our office will approve the application.