Coverage

Every state we cover.

This directory describes all 50 states and DC. We confirm which requested feeds are currently available before activation or any paid commitment. A guide or selectable state is not evidence of active delivery.

Registry guides

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Florida

Division of Corporations. Initial LLC manager or representative names optional; roles do not necessarily identify owners.

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California

Secretary of State. Managers arrive with the Statement of Information; we track both.

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Texas

Secretary of State. Governing persons on the certificate of formation.

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New York

Department of State. County of location on every LLC filing.

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Georgia

Corporations Division. Organizer named on the articles.

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North Carolina

Business Registration Division. Organizer and company officials published.

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Illinois

Department of Business Services. Managers named at formation.

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Arizona

Corporation Commission. Members and managers disclosed openly.

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Ohio

Business Services Division. Three metros, one registry, no annual report.

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Pennsylvania

Bureau of Corporations. Annual reports since 2025 name at least one governor.

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New Jersey

Division of Revenue. Formation and NJ-REG tax registration are separate filings.

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Michigan

LARA Corporations Division. Annual statement refreshes agent and office.

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Washington

Corporations and Charities. Governors named on the initial report.

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Massachusetts

Secretary of the Commonwealth. Managers on the certificate from day one.

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Tennessee

Division of Business Services. Member count published at formation.

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Colorado

Business Division. Read filing roles and operating-location evidence separately.

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Virginia

State Corporation Commission. Agent qualification recorded on the filing.

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Maryland

SDAT. Registration and property assessment in one department.

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Indiana

INBiz. Two-year reporting cycle, so the filing stays freshest longest.

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Missouri

Corporations Division. No LLC annual report; the articles are the record.

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Wisconsin

Department of Financial Institutions. Organizer named on the articles.

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Minnesota

Business Services. Free annual renewal prunes dead entities fast.

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South Carolina

Division of Business Filings. No LLC annual report, so timing matters.

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Alabama

Secretary of State. Direct formation filings since January 1, 2021.

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Louisiana

Commercial Division. Parish as its own field, not buried in an address.

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Kentucky

Business Filings. Open filing images and a synchronised June annual report.

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Oregon

Corporation Division. Direct-knowledge individual required; member and manager names optional on the articles.

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Oklahoma

Business Filing Department. Annual certificate with a hard cancellation deadline.

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Connecticut

Business Services. Business email collected at registration.

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Utah

Division of Corporations. Wasatch Front volume, managers published openly.

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Nevada

Commercial Recordings. LLC initial manager list generally due with formation.

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Delaware

Division of Corporations. Formation destination — expect a short, real file.

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Wyoming

A registered agent receives legal documents for the company. Hiring a commercial agent does not establish that the company is a shell, lacks an operating address, or has no useful contacts. Check the principal or mailing address and named officials separately; an agent address alone does not locate the operating business.

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New Mexico

Business Services. Members and agent both disclosed.

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Nebraska

Corporate Division. Newspaper publication requirement on formation.

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Alaska

Division of Corporations. Ownership percentages published on the record.

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Hawaii

DCCA Business Registration. Members and managers named.

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District of Columbia

DLCP Corporations Division. Governors named, biennial reporting.

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Arkansas

Business and Commercial Services. Annual franchise tax keeps records current.

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Idaho

Business Services. Free annual report, enforced by dissolution.

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Iowa

Business Services. Biennial report and a deliberately minimal certificate.

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Kansas

Business Services. Biennial information reports since 2024.

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Maine

Bureau of Corporations. Clerk required; seasonal formation swings.

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Mississippi

Business Services. Online-only filing, so records parse cleanly.

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Montana

Business Services. Electronic filing only; Bozeman-led growth.

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New Hampshire

Corporation Division. Nature of business stated on the certificate.

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North Dakota

Business Registration. Volume tracks energy activity, not population.

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Rhode Island

Business Services. Entire state inside an hour of Providence.

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South Dakota

Corporations Division. Trust-driven filings excluded from your file.

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Vermont

Corporations Division. Industry classified at registration.

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West Virginia

Business and Licensing. One-stop registration across three agencies.

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Coverage

State guides are not live-coverage confirmation.

This directory covers all 50 states and the District of Columbia. It describes registry requirements and research sources. Delivery coverage is confirmed separately before activation; selecting a state does not activate it.

How coverage works

You only pay for what’s running.

What happens if I pick a state that isn’t live?

An unavailable state remains a request. We confirm current coverage, delivery timing and pricing before manually activating it or arranging any paid subscription.

What do I pay when a new state comes online?

We confirm coverage, pricing and an effective date before activating an additional state. No state is added, charged or prorated automatically merely because its source becomes available.

Can I ask for a specific state to be prioritised?

Yes, and it genuinely affects the order we build in. Email contact@formationsfeed.com with the states you need and we’ll tell you where they sit in the queue.

Is every state the same schema?

Yes. Registries publish wildly different formats, and normalizing them is most of what we do. A record from any state arrives with the same columns in the same order, so adding a state never breaks your import.

How do I find out who owns one specific company?

That depends heavily on the state, so we’ve written a guide for each: Texas, California, Florida, New York, Illinois, North Carolina, Georgia, Arizona and Delaware. Florida takes a minute; Delaware is essentially impossible, and the guide explains why. Also: Ohio, Washington, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Colorado, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Virginia, New Jersey, Maryland and Minnesota, plus Indiana, Missouri, Wisconsin, Oregon and Connecticut, plus Utah, Alabama, Louisiana and Kentucky, plus Alaska, Kansas, Hawaii and Arkansas.

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