Florida
UCC search
Look up UCC lien filings in Florida by debtor name. Perfecta checks Florida's own records live and shows each filing's status, dates and parties.
Free to search. A free account lets you save searches and get alerts when a new filing appears.
Florida at a glance
Search by
Debtor name (business) and debtor name (individual).
Name matching
Use the full legal name. Perfecta also tries common variations, such as with and without Inc. or LLC.
Secured party
Can't be searched by lender. You need the debtor's name.
Filing copies
Where Florida publishes a scanned copy of a filing, Perfecta can open it for you.
Record kept by
Florida Secured Transaction Registry.
Check the source
To verify a result, use Florida's official UCC search.
How a Florida UCC search works
UCC filings are made at the state level, and Florida Secured Transaction Registry keeps the record for Florida. There is no single national database. Perfecta searches Florida's records directly, or every state it covers at once, so you don't have to learn each state's search page.
Common questions
How do I search UCC filings in Florida?
Type the debtor's name into the search bar at the top of this page. Perfecta looks it up in Florida's records at that moment and lists each filing with its status, filing date and lapse date.
Is a Perfecta search the same as a certified Florida UCC search?
No. Perfecta is a fast first look at what is on file. For a loan, a payoff or a closing, order a certified search from Florida Secured Transaction Registry.
Where does the Florida data come from?
Perfecta reads Florida's own public records live each time you search, so results reflect what the state shows at that moment. Nothing is stored in advance.