UCC search

Alaska UCC search

See who holds a lien on a Alaska business before you fund it. Entitylight searches Alaska UCC filings for the business and shows which ones are still active, in the same report as its state record.

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Sample data. Business and party names are made up.

Where Alaska UCC filings are kept

Alaska UCC financing statements are filed with the Alaska Recorder's Office. You can search them one name at a time on the Alaska Recorder's Office's public UCC search.

Entitylight searches the same records as part of every Alaska lookup, and puts the filings next to the business's state record and court cases.

What Entitylight shows for Alaska filings

Secured party
Who holds the lien on the business.
Filing type
The kind of filing, such as a UCC-1 financing statement.
Filing and lapse dates
When the filing was made and when it lapses.
Status
Whether the filing is active or has lapsed.
Party addresses and images
For the newest 30 filings, the debtor and secured party addresses and a link to the filing image, where the office shows them free.
Search by debtor name
Run a Alaska UCC search on its own by debtor name, without a full lookup.

In the same Alaska report

State record
The business's record from the Alaska Division of Corporations, Business and Professional Licensing, with the fields the state publishes.
Court cases
Cases in Miami-Dade County, Broward County and New York State courts, searched in every lookup.
Related businesses
Other Alaska businesses that share an officer, a registered agent or an address with this one.
Monitoring
Watch the business and get alerts for new UCC filings, new lawsuits and changes to its state record.

Questions about Alaska UCC search

Where are Alaska UCC filings filed?

Alaska UCC financing statements are filed with the Alaska Recorder's Office. Entitylight searches those records in every Alaska lookup.

How are Alaska filings matched to a business?

Entitylight keeps the filings whose debtor name matches the business name exactly, so search the name as the state has it on file.

Does the report show lapsed filings?

Yes. Each filing is listed with its status, so active and lapsed filings are easy to tell apart.

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.

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