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This guide contains public integration notes for Georgia. Use it for identifier formats, search behavior, and state-specific caveats. The live source of truth for coverage, pricing, data sources, documents, legal forms, roles, and status values is the pricing page.Georgia coverage, pricing, and sources
Open the current catalog for supported datapoints, documents, sources, identifiers, and availability.
State details below are preserved as integration notes. If a table or example conflicts with the live pricing page, use the pricing page as the source of truth and contact support.
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Data Sources
Georgia uses a single integration against the Georgia Secretary of State, Corporations Division (eCorp). The register is the authoritative state-level record for all entities organized or qualified to do business in Georgia, including domestic and foreign profit corporations, LLCs, limited partnerships, LLLPs, LLPs, nonprofit corporations, and benefit corporations. It covers approximately 1.1 million active entities. The eCorp portal publishes the entity name, control number, status, formation or registration date, principal office address, registered agent, and, for corporations and nonprofits, an officer roster (CEO, CFO and Secretary). LLCs publish no officers, only the registered agent. This is the only public data source available for Georgia entities at the state level.No open-data snapshot. Georgia does not publish a bulk open-data extract of its business register. All data is read directly from the live eCorp portal at
ecorp.sos.ga.gov. Both prefill and verification requests are served from the same live source.Company Identifiers
Query Identifiers
Identifiers in API Response
Legal Entity Identifier (LEI)
GLEIF is the supplementary data source for this identifier.company.identifiers.lei is returned when a company identifier has a unique match against this jurisdiction’s registration or validation references in GLEIF.
An LEI (Legal Entity Identifier) has 20 uppercase letters and digits, ending in two check digits.
Coverage varies by entity. The field is omitted when no unambiguous match is available. Lapsed or retired LEIs may be returned; annulled records are excluded.
Search Capabilities
Starts-with search. Name search anchors on the beginning of the legal name and is case-insensitive. Names that start with “The” are also matched without typing the article, so
Coca-Cola also returns THE COCA-COLA COMPANY. Narrow the query to reduce the result set. The result cap is 20 matches.Active companies only
Search can return companies that are no longer active. Each result carries the register’s status, soactiveOnly=true removes the inactive ones.
Quirks & Gotchas
Mappings
Legal Forms
Georgia eCorp publishes entity type labels, which Topograph standardizes with a fixed mapping of Georgia’s statutory entity types. Common values observed on the portal are listed below.Common Georgia entity types
Common Georgia entity types
A label that does not match a known Georgia entity type is returned in
localName only, with no standardized value.Officer Roles
The eCorp roster lists CEO, CFO and Secretary for corporations and nonprofits. The annual-registration guide also describes General Partner and Managing Partner records for partnerships. LLCs publish no officers. Known titles use the published role catalogue; an unknown designation keeps its rawlocalName.
Officer titles identify recorded offices. Company-specific signing powers may depend on governing documents or delegated authority, which this public roster does not disclose.
Other Key Persons
Registered agents receive service of process. They appear inotherKeyPersons as individuals or companies, with the standardized role Registered Agent. This appointment alone does not authorize them to bind the business.
Company Status
Status values are read directly from the eCorp portal. Common values include:Status is returned as both a raw
localName from the register and a boolean active field.Data Availability
For the full, up-to-date catalog of supported datapoints, documents, and sources, see the Georgia pricing page.