South Carolina UCC search
See who holds a lien on a South Carolina business before you fund it. Entitylight searches South Carolina UCC filings for the business and shows which ones are still active, in the same report as its state record.
Sample data. Business and party names are made up.
Where South Carolina UCC filings are kept
South Carolina UCC financing statements are filed with the South Carolina Secretary of State. You can search them one name at a time on the South Carolina Secretary of State's public UCC search, which charges a fee.
Entitylight searches the same records as part of every South Carolina lookup, and puts the filings next to the business's state record and court cases.
What Entitylight shows for South Carolina 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.
In the same South Carolina report
- State record
- The business's record from the South Carolina Secretary of State, with the fields the state publishes.
- Court cases
- Cases in Miami-Dade County, Broward County and New York State courts, searched in every lookup.
- Monitoring
- Watch the business and get alerts for new UCC filings, new lawsuits and changes to its state record.
UCC search in other states
- Alabama UCC search
- Alaska UCC search
- Arkansas UCC search
- California UCC search
- Colorado UCC search
- Connecticut UCC search
- District of Columbia UCC search
- Florida UCC search
- Hawaii UCC search
- Idaho UCC search
- Illinois UCC search
- Iowa UCC search
- Kentucky UCC search
- Maryland UCC search
- Michigan UCC search
- Mississippi UCC search
- Montana UCC search
- New Jersey UCC search
- New Mexico UCC search
- New York UCC search
- North Carolina UCC search
- Ohio UCC search
- Oklahoma UCC search
- Oregon UCC search
- Pennsylvania UCC search
- Rhode Island UCC search
- Tennessee UCC search
- Vermont UCC search
- Virginia UCC search
- Washington UCC search
- Wisconsin UCC search
Entitylight searches UCC filings in 31 states and DC. See how UCC search works, or every source on the data sources page.
Questions about South Carolina UCC search
Where are South Carolina UCC filings filed?
South Carolina UCC financing statements are filed with the South Carolina Secretary of State. Entitylight searches those records in every South Carolina lookup.
How are South Carolina 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.
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
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