In Florida, if a company operates from a home office in France, how is it classified?

In the context of insurance and company classification, an entity is termed "alien" if it is established or operates under the laws of a country outside of the jurisdiction where it is conducting business. Since the company in question has its home office in France but is possibly operating in Florida, it is classified as an alien company within Florida. This classification indicates that the company is not incorporated in Florida (a domestic company) nor does it have incorporation in the United States as a whole (which could be considered foreign if looking at domestic to the U.S.). Therefore, the correct classification highlights the company's international roots while acknowledging its presence in a specific state outside its country of origin.