Common Questions and Answers

What are public records?

Answer :
Business public records are records of actions or incidents filed or recorded with a government agency for tax and other regulatory requirements. These records are made available to the public to protect the interest of the filer.

This information may include Bankruptcy, Tax Liens (Federal, State, and County), Judgments, Collections, and UCC Filings for the subject firm.

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Can I look at business credit reports on other companies that are not my own?

What type of information can be found in a business credit report?

What are UCC filings?

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