License jurisdiction
The observed, reported, or derived license jurisdiction for the applicable Subject, with party role, filing context, basis, and date retained on source coverage or in schema inventory.
Sources that carry it
6 sourcesOne public investment-adviser registry Source combining IAPD arbitrary firm/representative lookup with current XML compilations and historical Form ADV Part 1 CSV archives. Exact scalar leaves cover firm and representative identity, registrations, offices, owners/executives, affiliations, employment, business activities, filing pins, and disclosure indicators. Private-residence location/contact leaves and document bodies are excluded.
Annual final national files for every qualifying U.S. fatal motor-vehicle traffic crash, with coordinated crash, vehicle, person, ordered event, circumstance, decoded-vehicle, imputation, and auxiliary tables. Inventory is pinned to 2024 Final and does not claim nonfatal or preliminary coverage.
Free standing public lookup for buyer-selected mortgage companies and professionals by name or NMLS ID. First-party documentation defines company, branch, and individual identity, jurisdictional licences, business locations/contacts, sponsoring and employment affiliations, and regulatory-action concepts. No unofficial API, bulk file, residential address, full birth date, or protected identifier is claimed.
One NPPES registry Source with a public read-only API for arbitrary NPI, person-name, organisation-name, taxonomy, and location searches plus the main monthly replacement and weekly incremental dissemination files. It returns provider identity, enumeration status and dates, organisation identity, public practice locations, taxonomy/licence records, and scalar authorised-official identity/title on Type 2 organisation records. Repeated structures remain prose; shared address or taxonomy does not establish employment.
Commercial NIPR subscriber product providing current Producer Database information for named individual producers, agencies, and companies. It offers single reports, subscriber batch reports from CSV or typed target entries, and alerts on selected PDB individuals/entities. Reports cover demographic, licensing, appointment, and regulatory-action information across participating jurisdictions. This is a named-target monitoring and enrichment product, not a documented population extract.
Daily de-identified person-grain public data for occupants and non-motor roadway users in CPD crashes, with documented joins and fatality revisions for up to 30 days.
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