When the subject comes up. "Franchise Disclosure Documents (FDDs) are not generally public information, but they are required to be provided to potential franchisees by the franchisor. While some states require FDDs to be filed with state agencies, these filings are not typically available to the general public. The primary purpose of the FDD is to disclose information to those actively considering buying a franchise, not to be freely accessible to anyone. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) mandates that franchisors provide an FDD to potential franchisees during the pre-sale process. FDDs are not generally considered public records like court documents or birth certificates." . .
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