Florida UCC Lien Filing Index Scraper

Pull Florida UCC lien filings from the state's Secured Transaction Registry: who owes, who lent, when the filing was made, when it lapses, and the full amendment trail. Read the whole statewide index or look up specific debtors by name.

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Florida UCC Lien Filing Index Scraper Features

• Covers the full registry: business debtors and individual debtors, active (Filed) and Lapsed filings
• Returns the secured party (the lender) with its own address, not just the debtor
• Filing lifecycle in every record: file date, expiration date, number of amendments, continuations and terminations
• Optional amendment history with each change, its date and the parties it touched
• Link to the scanned filing PDF when the state holds one
• Look up debtors by name prefix or exact name, or walk the whole index from any position
• Every record carries the date through which the state registry is current

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Who Uses Florida UCC Lien Data?

• Asset-based and equipment lenders — See who is financing whom, and on what terms, before quoting
• Commercial credit and risk teams — Check a counterparty's secured debt and lien priority
• M&A and lending due diligence — Pull every lien on a Florida target in one run
• Judgment-enforcement and litigation finance desks — Run lien searches before funding or collecting
• B2B lead generation — A fresh UCC1 is a public signal that a company has just taken secured financing

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How Florida UCC Lien Filing Index Scraper Works

1. Reads the Florida debtor-name index you choose: businesses, individuals or both, active filings, lapsed filings or both.
2. Starts from a name prefix, an exact name, or a position in the index, and moves forward in alphabetical order.
3. For each debtor entry, opens the filing to add the secured party, dates, parties and scan link.
4. Optionally adds the amendment chain for filings that have been amended, continued or terminated.

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Input

{
    "debtorTypes": ["Organization"],
    "filingStatuses": ["Filed"],
    "namePrefixes": ["FLORIDA POWER"],
    "includeFilingDetails": true,
    "maxItems": 100
}

Field	Type	Default	Description
debtorTypes	array	["Organization"]	Organization (businesses), Individual (people). Empty reads both.
filingStatuses	array	["Filed"]	Filed (active) and/or Lapsed. Empty reads both.
namePrefixes	array	[]	Return every debtor whose name starts with one of these.
debtorNames	array	[]	Look up debtors by exact registered name.
nameForm	string	Compact	Compact merges spelling variants; Actual lists names exactly as filed. Exact name lookups always use Compact.
startRowNumber	integer	1	Whole-index reads only: start at this position instead of the beginning.
includeFilingDetails	boolean	true	Add secured party, dates, parties and scan link.
includeFilingHistory	boolean	false	Add the amendment chain. Needs filing details.
maxItems	integer	25	Maximum filings to return.

With no prefixes and no names, the run reads the index from startRowNumber onward. Positions are alphabetical by debtor name, and each list (Filed, Lapsed, Compact, Actual) has its own numbering, so use a position only with the same settings that produced it. A position past the end of the list stops the run with an error.

When both prefixes and names are given, each is read separately. With both debtor types selected, every read runs once per type.

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Output

{
    "id": "201803870166|001073977, ET AL|410 CAPITAL AVE",
    "ucc_number": "201803870166",
    "ucc1_number": "201803870166",
    "row_number": 3,
    "filing_status": "Filed",
    "document_type": "UCC1",
    "file_date": "2018-01-18T05:00:00Z",
    "expiration_date": null,
    "filing_events": 2,
    "debtor_name": "001073977, ET AL",
    "debtor_type": "Organization",
    "debtor_address": "410 CAPITAL AVE",
    "debtor_city": "HARTFORD",
    "debtor_state": "CT",
    "debtor_zip": "06134",
    "debtor_count": 15,
    "secured_party_name": "TIMOTHY FRANCIS MCTIGUE TRUST",
    "secured_party_address": "130 NE 4TH AVE",
    "secured_party_city": "BOYNTON BEACH",
    "secured_party_state": "FL",
    "secured_party_zip": "33435",
    "secured_party_count": 3,
    "is_trans_util": true,
    "file_image_exists": true,
    "document_pages_count": 4,
    "filing_image_url": "https://publicsearchapi.floridaucc.com/filing-image?uccNumber=201803870166",
    "filings_completed_through": "2026-10-19T04:00:00Z",
    "source_url": "https://floridaucc.com/"
}

Field	Description
ucc_number	UCC filing number for this debtor entry
ucc1_number	Original UCC1 financing statement the filing belongs to
filing_status	Filed (active) or Lapsed
document_type	Filing document type, for example UCC1
file_date / expiration_date	When the filing was recorded and when it lapses unless continued. Transmitting-utility filings do not lapse, so expiration_date is empty for them
filing_events	Amendments, continuations and terminations recorded against the filing
debtor_*	Name, type, street, city, state and ZIP of the debtor entry
debtors / debtor_count	Every debtor on the filing with addresses
secured_party_*	First secured party, normally the lender, with its address
secured_parties / secured_party_count	Every secured party on the filing with addresses
is_trans_util	True for a transmitting-utility filing
file_image_exists / filing_image_url	Whether a scanned copy exists, and a link to it
filing_history	Amendments with date, document type, and the actions taken (only with includeFilingHistory)
filings_completed_through	Date through which the state registry is current

The same filing can appear more than once, once for each debtor name it lists. Fields marked as filing details are absent when includeFilingDetails is off.

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Data Source and Coverage

Records come from the Florida Secured Transaction Registry, the state's public UCC index at floridaucc.com. It holds every UCC1 financing statement filed in Florida together with its amendments, current and lapsed. The registry is published with a stated currency date, returned in filings_completed_through.

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FAQ

Can I get every filing in the state? Yes. Leave the name fields empty, set a high maxItems (or 0 for no limit) and the run walks the index from start to end.

Can I find who lent to a company? Look the company up by exact name or name prefix with filing details on. secured_party_name is the lender on each filing.

Why is expiration_date empty on some filings? Transmitting-utility filings, which carry is_trans_util: true, have no lapse date.

Does it include lapsed filings? Yes. Add Lapsed to filingStatuses. Lapsed filings stay in the registry as history.

How fresh is the data? Every record states the date the registry is complete through in filings_completed_through.