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UCC lien filings are records that give notice to other potential lienholders or creditors what assets you have already pledged to use as collateral. Typically, a UCC-1 form is filed by the creditor to secure the borrower’s assets.
A UCC-1 is a financing statement that must be filed with the Secretary of State in the state your business is incorporated. Creditors file this in order to make a UCC lien claim “perfected” or valid. The UCC-1 financing statement contains a description of the lien, the identity of the lienholder, and the identity of the debtor.
Effective September 24, 2001, Federal law requires anyone conducting a financial transaction to determine if the person(s) with whom they are doing business are listed on the Blocked Persons list.
An O&E (Owners and Encumbrances) Report identifies the last recorded owner of the property, the legal description of the property, and any open recorded liens, mortgages, lis pendens and judgments that are attached to the property or current owner. They will also provide assessment values of the property and property tax information. This information is summarized on an easy-to-read O&E Report and relevant document copies are included. These reports are typically used by individuals and businesses prior to bidding at an upcoming auction.
A federal tax lien is the government’s legal claim against your property when you neglect or fail to pay a tax debt. When a Federal tax is assessed against the taxpayer’s property, if it remains unpaid, a Federal Tax Lien can be placed against the property.
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