Check order is a cost and fraud-catch decision. Why the SOS record runs first, what routes to each later step, and where every check's evidence lands.
A borrower operating in three states may be registered in one. Detecting where an entity is registered vs qualified, and what the gap does to lien position.
Every field a Secretary of State API returns, what each one means for underwriting, and how to model the ones a state declines to provide.
There is no single US corporate registry. How 50-plus Secretary of State systems work, and how an aggregating API turns them into one integration.
Existence, status, standing, registered agent, and officers: what an entity validation API checks, field by field, and what each field means for underwriting.
Resolve the entity, read the status field, handle slow states, and capture evidence an auditor can replay. The four operations behind one verification call.
Point-in-time rechecks keep filing status current without a monitoring platform. Trigger design, retry mechanics, and when to hand off to continuous detection.
Yes, through registration.updated webhook events. What you still have to build around it, and what no status alert will ever tell you.
Not a like-for-like swap. The Secretary of State layer transfers; watchlist, bankruptcy, TIN and lien monitoring do not. Field mapping and cutover sequence.
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