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Every state's Secretary of State registry uses its own status vocabulary. 'Active' in one state is 'Good Standing' in another and 'Current' in a third. Your verification layer either normalizes cleanly or accumulates silent underwriting drift. Here is the data-model playbook.
Delaware does not push business name changes into standard data feeds. Oregon runs a slow registry. New Jersey restricts some status data by statute. State-level quirks compound inside static-feed architectures and create verification blind spots invisible to vendor APIs. Here is the state-by-state map.
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