Arizona UCC Filings Search: New Liens & Debtors

Search Arizona UCC and tax lien records by organization, individual or secured party name and turn them into clean lien rows. Each record gives you the filing number, the party name in the role you searched, the lien type, the original filing date, the lapse date and the current status. It is built for MCA renewals, equipment finance, factoring, lender sales and pre-lending diligence. Filter by debtor or secured party role, standard or wildcard matching, active or all filings, lien type and filing or lapse date. Pay only for records delivered.

Input · Output · Pricing · Examples

What you get

Every record is flat, snake_case JSON with the fields a lending team actually uses.

• Filing identity: filing_number, filing_type, filing_type_raw, lien_type.
• Dates and status: filing_date, lapse_date, days_to_lapse, lien_status, is_lapsed.
• Parties: party_name, party_role, debtor_name, secured_party_name, matched_name.
• Search context: match_type, search_name.
• Traceability: state, source, source_url, data_as_of, observed_at, confidence.

Arizona's public list shows one party per row in the role that was searched. A debtor search fills debtor_name and leaves secured_party_name as null. A secured-party search fills secured_party_name and leaves debtor_name as null. The public list does not publish collateral text, street addresses or the other party on the same row, so those values are not guessed. Use the debtor and secured-party searches together when you need both sides of a filing.

Who is it for

• MCA and alternative lenders monitoring new UCC filings for renewal and stacking signals.
• Equipment finance and leasing teams finding borrowers who just pledged equipment.
• Factoring and invoice finance teams watching for new secured lenders on a debtor.
• Commercial bankers and credit analysts running UCC diligence on a borrower.
• Data and RevOps teams enriching CRM accounts with lien, lender and lapse data.

How to use it

1. Enter one or more organization names in organizationNames, or individual names in individualNames.
2. Choose whether to search the name as a debtor, a secured party, or both.
3. Choose standard matching for Article 9 name rules or wildcard matching for a broader contains search.
4. Optionally set filing status, lien type, a filing date window, a lapse date window and a sort order.
5. Set maximum filings and run the Actor.
6. Download the dataset as JSON, CSV or Excel, or read it through the Apify API.

Standard matching follows the Arizona Article 9 name rules and is the best choice for a full legal name. Wildcard matching returns names that contain the search text, so a short root such as BANNER finds more records. A broad secured-party search can reach the source's 1,000-row display limit; use a narrower name or a date window when that happens.

Example input

{
  "organizationNames": ["BANNER HEALTH"],
  "partyRole": "debtor",
  "matchType": "standard",
  "status": "active",
  "maxFilings": 25
}

Example output

{
  "filing_number": "202600435643",
  "filing_type": "UCC-1",
  "filing_type_raw": "Standard",
  "lien_type": "ucc",
  "lien_status": "active",
  "is_lapsed": false,
  "filing_date": "2026-09-28",
  "lapse_date": "2031-09-28",
  "days_to_lapse": 1806,
  "party_name": "BANNER HEALTH",
  "party_role": "debtor",
  "debtor_name": "BANNER HEALTH",
  "secured_party_name": null,
  "matched_name": "BANNER HEALTH",
  "match_type": "standard",
  "search_name": "BANNER HEALTH",
  "state": "AZ",
  "source": "Arizona Secretary of State",
  "data_as_of": "2026-06-16",
  "observed_at": "2026-10-18T16:18:16.463Z",
  "confidence": 0.97
}

Fields omitted above for width are present as null. days_to_lapse changes with the run date.

• Search a list of portfolio companies for new Arizona UCC filings and route the rows to a CRM.
• Pull every active filing against a lender name to build a secured-party lead list.
• Filter the delivered rows to UCC filings or tax liens and export the lapse dates for renewal review.
• Run a wildcard search on a short brand root and review every matching debtor before outreach.

Coverage and freshness

Arizona publishes UCC financing statements and tax liens in one public search index. The Actor reads the public list and returns every matching row up to the display limit. It reports the source's published data_as_of date on every record and stamps each record with observed_at when it was collected.

The index includes older pre-Article 9 filings, standard UCC filings, tax liens and a small number of restitution or other lien notices. The filing_type_raw field preserves the source label, while filing_type and lien_type normalize it for filtering. Records that are neither UCC nor tax are marked lien_type: "other". Filings with no published lapse date return lapse_date: null, days_to_lapse: null and lien_status: "unknown" instead of a guessed date.

The public list does not include collateral text, street addresses or document images. Those fields are not part of the output. The Actor does not download or republish documents.

Pricing

Pay per result. The result event is $0.03 per delivered filing record. The synthetic Actor start event is $0.003. There is no charge when the run returns no records or cannot search the source. Free users are capped at 10 records per run. The Actor respects the run's maxTotalChargeUsd limit and stops as soon as the budget is reached.

FAQ

Does the Actor return both the debtor and the secured party? The public list returns one party per row in the role you searched. Run a debtor search and a secured-party search when you need both sides, then join on filing_number.

Can I search by filing number? This Actor focuses on name searches. Use organizationNames or individualNames with standard matching for the most precise result.

Why is secured_party_name null on a debtor search? Because the public list does not publish the other party on the same row. Returning a value there would be a guess.

Why does a broad lender search stop at 1,000 rows? The source caps a single result display. Use a narrower legal name or a date window to work within that limit.

Are tax liens included? Yes. Arizona publishes tax liens and a small number of restitution or other lien notices in the same index. Use lienType to keep UCC filings only, tax liens only, other liens only, or all of them.

Is this official data? The Actor reads the Arizona Secretary of State public UCC search and preserves the published filing number, party, type and dates. It is not a consumer credit report and is not a legal opinion.

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