Colorado UCC search
Enter a business debtor's name. The lookup searches Colorado Secretary of State UCC records (debtors, filings and secured parties) and shows each financing statement with its master document number, filing date, lapse date, status, number of later filings and secured party.
The debtor's exact registered business name. Business debtors only; we do not search people. The first 5 results of each list are free; HeritageDeed Pro shows them all.
Colorado UCC records
Colorado's UCC records cover debtors, filings (initial statements, amendments, continuations, terminations) and secured parties. The lookup matches the debtor name exactly as filed and reports the latest lapse date and any termination in the status.
What a UCC filing is
A UCC-1 financing statement is the public notice a lender files when it takes a security interest in a borrower's personal property: equipment, inventory, receivables, or fixtures attached to a building. It names the debtor, the secured party and the collateral. A UCC-3 amends, assigns, continues or terminates it.
A filed financing statement is effective for five years after the date of filing and lapses at the end of that period unless a continuation statement is filed before it lapses (UCC 9-515). The lookup shows each filing's lapse date as the registry records it.
Where it is filed: ordinary business filings go to the Secretary of State of the state where the debtor is organized. Fixture filings, which cover equipment attached to real estate, are recorded in the county land records, and in New York City with the City Register, so they appear in a title search.
Questions
How do I search UCC filings in Colorado?
Enter the debtor business name. The lookup searches Colorado Secretary of State UCC records and lists each financing statement with its filing and lapse dates, status and secured party.
Is the Colorado UCC search free?
Yes. This lookup is free.
Can I search UCC filings by a person's name?
No. This tool searches business debtors only and refuses a person's name. Where a business filing also lists a person as co-debtor, the person is shown as initials.
Does a lapsed UCC filing still matter?
A lapsed financing statement no longer perfects the security interest (UCC 9-515), but the debt itself may still exist and a new filing may have replaced it. Terminated filings mean the secured party filed a termination statement.
Legal references
- UCC 9-515, Duration and effectiveness of financing statement
Official registry and property records, as of 2026-10-20. People are shown as initials. Not a consumer report: not for decisions on credit, insurance, employment, housing or any other purpose covered by the Fair Credit Reporting Act. Not legal advice and not title insurance.
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