Colorado UCC filing lookup
Search any Colorado business by name and see its UCC filings: who the secured party is, what was financed, and when each filing lapses.
Businesses only. Filings against people and sole proprietors aren't searchable here.
Want the businesses whose loans end next, not just one?
UCC Scout scores every equipment filing in Colorado each morning and ranks who's about to be back in the market, with phone numbers where public records have them.
Questions
Is Colorado UCC data public?
Yes. UCC financing statements are public records. Colorado's Secretary of State publishes its filings, debtors, secured parties and collateral as open data, which this lookup reads daily.
What does an active UCC filing mean?
A lender has a recorded security interest in some of the business's property, usually equipment it financed. Active means it hasn't been terminated and hasn't passed its lapse date.
Why is a business I know missing?
Businesses with no UCC filing in the last six years don't appear, and names are matched as filed, so try a shorter part of the name. Filings against people and sole proprietors are never shown.
Is this an official search?
No. For a certified search, use the Colorado Secretary of State's UCC search. This tool is for research and prospecting and may lag the official record by a day.