Organisation secured obligations

Companies House charges endpoints return registered company charges with outstanding, part-satisfied or satisfied status, creation, delivery and satisfaction dates, secured details and entitled parties; these are UK charges, not UCC Article 9 filings.

Florida’s official Secured Transaction Registry supports organisation-debtor searches and returns UCC filing identity, status, filing and lapse dates, parties and record as-of evidence.

Middesk’s commercial API searches selected verified U.S. businesses for UCC filings and returns file number, jurisdiction, debtors, secured parties, source status, and filing, lapse, and update dates. Unknown status remains unresolved.

Texas offers standing search by filing number, debtor, or secured party. Results identify filing number/type, file/lapse dates, party roles/names/addresses, and search time. This is not proof of outstanding debt/enforceability and excludes county-filed fixture/as-extracted filings.

For a named organisation, ACRIS returns UCC identity, filing date, debt/obligation, collateral code, debtor/secured-party roles, and prior references, including UCC1 and UCC3 change types. It does not prove the obligation remains active.

California SOS provides debtor-indexed UCC financing-statement inquiries and documents filing duration, lapse and change-record indexing; searchable index status must not be represented as proof that the secured debt remains outstanding.

For a buyer-selected U.S. business resolved to an Experian BIN, the standing Businesses API documents a UCC-filings endpoint with UCC summary and detail outputs. The filing evidence supports secured-obligation screening but does not establish debt balance, enforceability, or priority.

New York offers debtor-, filing-number-, and secured-party search over its complete UCC database and documents financing statements, amendments, durations, and lapse retention. Search presence is not proof of outstanding debt; exact-name search may miss variants.