UCC Filings & Lien Search — Tax Liens, CT CO NY OR

Every company that took secured financing this week, and every company New York put a tax lien on, straight from state open data. From the Secretary of State UCC records of Connecticut, Colorado and Oregon: the debtor company, its city, state and ZIP, the secured party (the bank, lender, lessor or lien holder), the collateral (Colorado), the filing and lapse dates, and the filing number. Federal (IRS) and state tax liens, municipal and other liens come in the same columns. From New York: the tax warrants the Department of Taxation and Finance files against companies, with the amount owed and a link to the warrant. Schedule it with Only filings new since my last run and each run returns just the filings published since the last one, or look a company up by name and get its UCC filings and liens over the last ten years. No login, no API key, $3 per 1,000 filings plus $0.01 a run.

Try it now. The input is already filled in. Press Start: the 25 newest new filings from each of Connecticut, Colorado and New York come back in about 20 seconds, for about $0.24 (measured on 29 Oct 2026).

state	filedOn	debtorName	debtorCity	securedParty	collateral / amount
CT	2026-10-27	TOWN & COUNTRY MAINTENANCE, LLC	BETHEL	John Deere Construction & Forestry Company
CT	2026-10-27	COMPADRE, LLC	Chester	NORTHEAST BANK
CO	2026-10-26	PLUMBING WORX LLC	GRAND JUNCTION	John Deere Construction & Forestry Company	JOHN DEERE 35P 35 P-Tier Compact Excavator…
CO	2026-10-26	UFS of CO LLC	Dacono	Commerce Bank	All Inventory, Chattel Paper, Accounts, Equipment…
CO	2026-10-26	VIVRE LLC	Centennial	Global Merchant Cash Inc	ALL ASSETS
NY	2026-10-28	PALACE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS INC.	FARMINGDALE	New York State Department of Taxation and Finance	$24,154.65 owed
NY	2026-10-28	THUNDERBIRD MOTEL OF LAKE GEORGE INC.	DIAMOND POINT	New York State Department of Taxation and Finance	$397.93 owed

Set Output to Only filings new since my last run and schedule it daily: tomorrow's run returns just the filings the states publish after today's.

state	what is published	about how many new filings	updated
Connecticut	UCC financing statements and liens: debtor company, secured party, type, status, accepted and lapse dates	150 to 250 a day	the next day
Colorado	UCC financing statements, IRS and other statutory liens, farm-products notices: debtor company, secured party, collateral text, filing and lapse dates	300 to 500 a day (all filing types)	2 to 3 days later
Oregon	UCC financing statements, IRS liens, farm-products notices and other liens: debtor company, secured party, filing type, filing and lapse dates, link to the filing image	about 2,600 filings a month	once a month (the previous month's filings, at the start of the month)
New York	State tax warrants against companies: debtor company, city and ZIP, amount owed, filing and expiry dates, warrant document; warrants paid in full or vacated	1,400 to 6,900 companies a week (Sep–Oct 2026)	once a week (Wednesday)

Who uses it

• Lenders, merchant cash advance and equipment finance teams: a business that just filed a UCC-1 is borrowing now. Filter Secured party contains on capital, funding or a competitor's name to see who they are financing.
• Credit and KYB checks: a new IRS or state tax lien on a customer or supplier, the day the state publishes it. Pick Kinds of filing: federal and state tax liens.
• Tax resolution, accounting and business funding: New York's weekly list of companies with a new state tax warrant, with the amount owed. Add Releases to Which filings to see which ones were paid.
• Sales to growing companies: equipment leases and secured loans point to companies that are buying trucks, machines and stock.
• KYB and lien search on one company: put its name in Debtor name contains, set Filed within to 3650 days and add every kind of filing in Which filings: its UCC filings, tax liens, amendments and terminations in the three states come back in seconds (the name goes to each state's own search, so ten years are not read row by row).
• Lapsed and ended liens: add Terminations to Which filings to see the loans that were paid off or released.

Input

{ "states": ["CT", "CO"], "filedWithinDays": 7, "kinds": ["financing"], "securedPartyContains": ["capital", "funding"], "output": "new" }

Look one company up:

{ "debtorContains": ["Example Tools"], "filedWithinDays": 3650, "actions": ["initial", "amendment", "continuation", "termination", "release"] }

• States: Connecticut, Colorado, Oregon, New York, or all four (empty).
• Filed within (days): how far back to look, up to 3650 (ten years). Colorado publishes 2 to 3 days late, so keep it at 5 or more for Colorado; New York posts once a week, so keep it at 7 or more for New York; Oregon posts the previous month once a month, so use 62 to include it.
• Kinds of filing: UCC financing statements, federal (IRS) tax liens, state tax liens, municipal liens, other statutory liens, judgment liens, labor liens, farm products. Empty = all.
• Which filings: new filings only (default), or also amendments, continuations, terminations, releases and corrections.
• Debtor name contains / Secured party contains: keep filings where a name contains one of your words. Debtor words are sent to the state's own search.
• Companies only (on by default): debtors with a legal-entity word in the name only. Off adds sole proprietors' trade names.
• Output: all filings in the window, or only the filings the state published after your last run with the same settings. Each state adds its filings in one batch (Connecticut and Colorado daily, New York weekly, Oregon monthly); if a run stops at Max filings per state, the rest of that batch is not returned later, so set the maximum high enough for one batch (500 by default; New York's weekly batch can reach about 7,000 companies).

What you get

Field	What it is
state, filingNumber, originalFilingNumber	the state, this filing's number, and the number of the original financing statement it belongs to (the same for a new filing)
kind, action	financing, federal-tax, state-tax, municipal, statutory, judgment, labor, farm-products or other; and initial, amendment, continuation, termination, release or correction
filingType, lienType, status	the type exactly as the state wrote it, and the status (Connecticut)
filedOn, lapsesOn	the day the state accepted the filing, and the day it lapses unless continued (usually 5 years later)
debtorName, debtorCity, debtorState, debtorZip, otherDebtors	the debtor company and its place; more debtor companies (often trade names of the same business) in otherDebtors
debtorEntityIds	Colorado: the debtor's Secretary of State entity number, when the filer gave it
securedParty, securedPartyCity, securedPartyState, otherSecuredParties	the secured party (lender, lessor, lien holder)
collateral	Colorado: the collateral as described in the filing (up to 600 characters)
amount, warrantFiledOn, closedAs, documentUrl	New York: the amount of the tax warrant in dollars, the day it was filed, satisfied or vacated for a warrant that ended, and the link to the warrant document on tax.ny.gov
isNewSinceLastRun	true for a filing your last run with the same settings did not return (null on the first run)
source, license, retrievedAt	the dataset the row came from, its licence, and when it was read

A secured party named "C T Corporation System" or "Corporation Service Company, as representative" is a filing service acting for the real lender, not the lender itself. Lenders often file through them.

Not returned, on purpose: people. A filing whose debtors are all individuals (a person's name and no company) is left out, and a secured party who is a person is left blank. The states' company-name field also holds sole proprietors' trade names and, now and then, an owner's own name, so by default only debtors with a legal-entity word in the name (LLC, Inc, Corp, LP, PC, Ltd, Co., Trust, Bank…) are returned; turn off Companies only to include trade names. New York's warrant list also holds personal income tax warrants against people: those are filtered out when the Actor asks the state for rows and again before returning them, whatever the Companies only setting, and a person named next to a company on a warrant is left out. No street addresses: city, state and ZIP only (many small businesses are run from home). Colorado's hospital liens, which are filed against patients, are not read at all.

Sources and licences

Connecticut Open Data (data.ct.gov, Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) Lien Filings, Office of the Secretary of the State, public domain) and the Colorado Information Marketplace (data.colorado.gov, UCC Filing Information, UCC Debtor Information, Secured Party Information and UCC Collateral Information in Colorado, Secretary of State, public domain), Oregon Open Data (data.oregon.gov, UCC List of Filings Entered Last Month, Secretary of State Corporation Division, public domain), and Open NY (data.ny.gov, New York State Tax Warrants: Beginning 7/1/2025, Department of Taxation and Finance, under the Open NY terms of use, which ask no attribution and set no re-use restrictions). The Actor reads each state's official open-data API one request a second, as the portals ask.

Colorado data disclaimer (required by data.colorado.gov's terms): "The data made available here has been modified for use from its original source, which is the State of Colorado. THE STATE OF COLORADO MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTY AS TO THE COMPLETENESS, ACCURACY, TIMELINESS, OR CONTENT OF ANY DATA MADE AVAILABLE THROUGH THIS SITE. THE STATE OF COLORADO EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, WHETHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. The data is subject to change as modifications and updates are complete. It is understood that the information contained in the Web feed is being used at one's own risk."

Pricing

$3 per 1,000 filings, plus $0.01 per run. Filings left out because an earlier run already returned them, and error rows, are free. The $0.01 run-start fee is the one charge every run pays, even one that returns nothing.

Notes

• This is the state's index, not the filing document. The UCC data has no loan amounts (UCC filings do not state them) and no copy of the filed form; New York's tax warrants do carry the amount and a link to the warrant.
• Colorado's collateral text is what the filer typed; many filings say only "See exhibit" or list every asset.
• Oregon publishes one month at a time: the list holds only the previous month's filings (amendments as well as new filings), so a name look-up in Oregon covers that month only. Oregon lien types other than UCC, IRS, EFS and agricultural services liens come back as other with the state's code in lienType.
• Connecticut's tax and municipal liens come with the debtor company and the town or agency as secured party.
• New York's warrants start on 1 July 2025, when the state began filing them with the Department of State. A warrant that is later paid or vacated comes back with action: release on the day the state posts that change.
• One row per filing: if the same filing lists two debtor companies, the first is debtorName and the rest are in otherDebtors.

More company records from northbell: New LLC & Business Registrations, UK Companies House Scraper, Official Company Headcount.

For AI agents

{"states": ["CT"], "filedWithinDays": 3, "maxItemsPerState": 20} returns up to 20 rows with the debtor company, secured party, kind and dates; {"states": ["NY"], "filedWithinDays": 7, "maxItemsPerState": 20} returns New York tax warrants with amount. Rows have type: filing or error. For new filings only on a schedule, add "output": "new".

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