Lien type

Standing governmental online inquiry covering UCC financing statements and centrally filed judgment, attachment, federal-tax, and state-tax liens. It documents indexed debtors, secured parties, filing identifiers, record classes, index/lapse classifications, and related change records. Images, collateral text, certificate orders, and unnecessary identifiers are excluded.

Governmental read-only REST API suite for live public UK company-register data, including company profiles, registered office addresses, searches, officers and appointments, registers, filing-history metadata, exemptions, disqualifications, charges, insolvency, UK establishments, and public PSC records. Exact scalar leaves inside documented arrays are represented as repeated Features; protected residential-address, date-of-birth, identity-verification, super-secure PSC, and filing-document content are excluded.

Commercial API/dashboard add-on to Business Verification for buyer-initiated U.S. lien searches. Current first-party documentation covers business UCC, federal-tax, and state-tax liens and associated-person UCC/tax-lien order modes. Results use documented lien objects with filing identity, parties, jurisdiction, source-emitted status and status category, filing/update/lapse dates, normalized collateral type, negative-pledge indication, and monetary fields. Filing/termination services, monitoring events, bankruptcy, and Secretary-of-State verification remain outside this Source boundary.

Current Texas online UCC product superseding legacy SOSDirect UCC. An SOS Portal account supports filing-number and debtor/secured-party searches; documented visible results include filing identity/type/dates and repeated party role, name, address and geography concepts. Submissions, attachments, collateral, and document retrieval are excluded.

Standing governmental search over UCC Article 9 financing statements/amendments, federal-tax-lien notices, and related notices/certificates, with debtor, filing-number, and secured-party entry points. Repeated records/images remain unflattened.