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Nebraska UCC search

The Nebraska Secretary of State keeps Nebraska's UCC filings: the notices lenders file to claim a business's assets. Search them by business or by lender and see each filing's status, dates and parties, with the source on every result.

What Nebraska's UCC records include

The fields a Clerkfield lien search returns for Nebraska.

  • File number of the original filing and its filing date
  • Filing type: UCC Financing Statement, Notice of Federal Tax Lien or Notice of State Tax Lien
  • Debtor names with city and state
  • Lender (secured party) names with city and state, including earlier lenders
  • Lapse date
  • Status (active, lapsed or terminated)
  • Later amendments, continuations and terminations with their numbers and dates
  • Search by debtor or by lender

Not in Nebraska's free records

City and state only; includes federal and state tax liens.

Search by lender

Yes. A lender search lists every Nebraska filing that names that secured party.

How to search Nebraska UCC filings by hand

The state's own search is at business.nebraska.gov. The state's fee schedule (revised in 2021, before the new system) lists $4.50 per debtor name searched online.

  1. Open the Secretary of State's UCC search at business.nebraska.gov/search/ucc.
  2. Choose a debtor or secured party search and an organization or individual name.
  3. Type the name and tick the option to include lapsed filings if you want them.
  4. Narrow by filing dates if the list stops at 100 results.
  5. Open a filing to see full street addresses for each party.

Nebraska specifics

01

Federal and state tax liens are in the same search as UCC filings. Clerkfield keeps them and labels the lien type.

02

The result list gives only city and state for each party. Street addresses are on the filing's own page.

03

Nebraska moved UCC filing and search to a new system at business.nebraska.gov on December 8, 2025.

04

Continued filings can stay active for decades: one Nebraska filing from 1985 still lapses in 2030.

Check the business behind the lien

Clerkfield doesn't check Nebraska business registrations yet. A UCC filing names the debtor as it appears in the state of organization, so confirm the exact legal name there first.

Frequently asked questions.

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  • Yes. Notices of federal and state tax liens come back in the same search as UCC financing statements, and Clerkfield labels each one by type.

  • The state's result list prints each name with its city and state only. The full street address is on the filing's detail page on business.nebraska.gov.

  • Yes. Nebraska's search takes a secured party name as well as a debtor name, and Clerkfield offers lender search in Nebraska.

  • Since December 8, 2025, UCC filing and search run on business.nebraska.gov. Filing online needs a free account there instead of the old $100-a-year Nebraska.gov subscription.

  • Not yet. Clerkfield covers Nebraska liens only; check a Nebraska company's status on the Secretary of State's business search.