Orlando, Florida: door-to-door solicitor permit

• The answer: Yes — and it is per individual, not per company. Anyone knocking to sell, lease or rent consumer goods or services needs one.
• Where it comes from: City of Orlando. Fingerprinting at the Orlando Police Department on West South Street, by appointment only.
• Fee: Not published by the city.
• Hours you may knock: No official source stating them was reached.
• What the rep carries: The permit is printed by the applicant, who places his own photograph in the marked area and signs it.
• What takes the time: It starts with a fingerprinting appointment, and the appointment book is the constraint.
• Code: The city’s permit page cites no section. Ask the City Clerk for one before relying on any of it in writing.
• Worth knowing: The city does not publish the initial fee — an invoice follows the review — and renewal is $10. The conduct list has two route rules in it: no entering private property where a No Solicitors sign is posted, and no continuing to actively solicit after a clear refusal.
• Read it yourself: Apply for a solicitor’s permit · checked 5 September 2026

Ask the clerk, and write the answer down: The fee, before you commit a team; The permitted hours; The ordinance section; How far out fingerprint appointments are booking. Clerk’s name ______________   Direct line ______________   Date called ______________