New York LLC lookup

New York's registry does not list members or managers. The Articles of Organization give the name, the county, and the address to which the Secretary of State mails legal papers served on the LLC; often that is a registered agent company such as a corporate service firm. For a business corporation the registry also lists the chief executive officer.

Who is behind a New York LLC usually shows up in its property records instead: the deeds and mortgages it signed (the City Register's records index the party names; the document images show the signatures), and, for residential buildings in New York City, the housing agency registration, which must name a head officer for a corporate owner.

Usually not from a state registry. New York, Colorado and Oregon do not publish an LLC's members. Texas lists officers, managers or directors on the Public Information Report each entity files with the Comptroller. Pennsylvania lists the officers or governors an entity named in its filings, and Connecticut lists the principals from the annual report. Those people are shown here as initials.

The fullest public trail of who acts for an LLC is often the property record: the person who signed the deed, the mortgage or the transfer declaration for it, and the people named on a NYC building registration. A title report reads those documents in full.