Business search

New Jersey business search

Look up a New Jersey business on its state record and see its UCC filings and court cases in the same report. Entitylight reads the record from the New Jersey Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services, with names as filed.

Create a free account to see the report. Your first 20 lookups are free.

Sample data. Business and party names are made up.

Where New Jersey business records are kept

New Jersey keeps its business registrations with the New Jersey Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services. You can look up one business at a time on the New Jersey Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services' public business search.

Entitylight reads the same record in every New Jersey lookup and puts it next to the business's UCC filings and court cases, so you don't need a second search on a second site.

What a New Jersey lookup shows

State record
The status, entity type, formation date, registered agent and addresses the state publishes, with officers where the state lists them.
State page screenshot
A link to a screenshot of the state's page, taken when the lookup ran, where one is available.
UCC filings
Filings from the New Jersey Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services, with secured parties, dates and which liens are active.
Court cases
Cases in Miami-Dade County, Broward County and New York State courts, searched in every lookup.

New Jersey UCC filings

Every New Jersey lookup includes the business's UCC filings. See how New Jersey UCC search works.

Questions about New Jersey business search

Where are New Jersey business records kept?

New Jersey keeps its business registrations with the New Jersey Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services. Entitylight reads that record in every New Jersey lookup.

What if several New Jersey businesses share a name?

Entitylight shows the matching registrations so you can choose the right one before the report runs.

What happens when a source is unavailable?

The report marks that source as unavailable instead of showing an empty result, so a missing record is never mistaken for a clean one. Lookups where no source could be searched aren't charged.

How much does a lookup cost?

Your first 20 lookups are free. Paid plans start at $299 a month for 400 lookups, and every plan includes full reports, monitoring and the API.

Run your first business check free

See the registration, liens and lawsuits behind the next business you review, before you decide.

  • 20 free lookups to start
  • Search in the browser today, add the API when you're ready
  • Monitoring and alerts on the businesses you lend to