Organisation registration standing

California Business Search returns entity identity, jurisdiction, formation or registration date, current status and agency standing for buyer-selected California entities; retrieval date pins current status.

Companies House returns company number, jurisdiction, type, creation or cessation dates and current company status for a selected UK company; API retrieval time is the status as-of pin.

Creditsafe's company search resolves a buyer-selected organisation to a connectId and full report containing registration date, legal form, active-status indicator, and, in the U.S. schema, primary corporate-record status, jurisdiction, principal address, and registered agent. The cited fields do not establish the original registry edition/retrieval timestamp, all cessation/status dates, or that the normalized active indicator equals legal good standing in every jurisdiction.

ACRA EIQ returns official registration and status-effective dates, entity constitution/type, and related registration profile fields for a buyer-selected Singapore entity.

Enigma's U.S. business graph returns registered-entity type, formationDate, homeJurisdictionState, registration status, and lastObservedDate for a buyer-selected business, with Secretary-of-State data underlying registered-entity facts. The cited fields do not establish the exact registry identifier, raw source-registry edition, cessation dates, or retrieval date, and Enigma's normalized status should not be equated automatically with legal good standing.

Experian resolves a buyer-selected U.S. business by name/address to a BIN and offers registration and firmographic modules, but the cited OpenAPI evidence here specifically documents corporate-linkage outputs rather than registry status fields. It does not establish registry jurisdiction, legal form, raw standing, formation/cessation dates, registry edition, or retrieval date, so the edge's registration capability remains only partially documented.

Middesk searches Secretary-of-State records across all 50 states and D.C. for a buyer-submitted business and returns state file_number, state, current active/inactive/unknown status, entity type, registration date, and registered-agent name. It does not document raw jurisdictional status vocabulary, cessation/status-event dates, source-registry edition, or retrieval timestamp.

OpenCorporates accepts jurisdiction code and company number or search criteria and returns company_number, jurisdiction_code, legal type, incorporation date, current_status, and source/provenance timestamps. These fields pin registry identity and much of standing, but jurisdictional status meanings vary and cessation/status-event dates are not documented for every company; retrieval time should be retained separately.

SOSDirect lookup and BEST files supply entity identity/type/status, jurisdiction/formation facts, and inactive/expiration dates, pinned by lookup/file delivery. This is Texas SOS registration standing, not separate Comptroller tax standing.

Florida’s quarterly Corporate Data File supplies entity number/name, filing type, formation jurisdiction/date, A/I registry status, and last-transaction date. Publication or retrieval date pins the registry snapshot; A/I is not a legal opinion.

The official New York database supports standing registered-entity lookup by name/ID and status filter. Status-filtered retrieval supplies current New York registry status at lookup, not tax standing or another agency’s good-standing determination.

For a selected LEI/entity, the API returns legal identity, jurisdiction/form, registration authority/entity ID, entity and LEI statuses, creation/expiration, update/renewal, validation, and publication date. It is not a sovereign good-standing certificate.