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This guide contains public integration notes for Kentucky. Use it for identifier formats, search behavior, and country-specific caveats. The live source of truth for coverage, pricing, data sources, documents, legal forms, roles, and status values is the pricing page.Kentucky coverage, pricing, and sources
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Table of Contents
- Data Sources
- Company Identifiers
- Search Capabilities
- Quirks & Gotchas
- Mappings
- Statutory Filings
- Data Availability
Data Sources
Kentucky data is retrieved live from the Kentucky Secretary of State, Business Filings & Records through the public Business Entity Search portal. The register covers every domestic and foreign entity filed under Kentucky Revised Statutes Title XXIII: for-profit and nonprofit corporations, limited liability companies, limited partnerships, business trusts, cooperatives, and assumed names. Each entity is assigned a seven-digit Organization Number with leading zeros preserved (e.g.0061792). The portal exposes legal name, profit/non-profit status, entity type, industry label, employee-count band, primary county, status (Active / Inactive), standing (Good / Bad), state of incorporation, formation and authority dates, last annual report date, principal office, registered agent, the current officer roster, founding officers (including the incorporator for domestic corporations), assumed names, former names, and the full filing history. Scanned images of filings submitted on or after 15 September 2004 are published as downloadable PDFs.
Single-tier integration. Kentucky does not publish a free open-data extract of its business register. Bulk access requires a paid subscription, which is not viable for a cost-free integration. All lookups go directly against the live portal. There is no separate fast / non-authoritative mode.
Company Identifiers
Query Identifiers
Identifiers in API Response
Search Capabilities
Starts-with search. Name search anchors on the beginning of the legal name (case-insensitive). Use a fuller query string to narrow the result set, which is capped at 50 matches.
Quirks & Gotchas
Mappings
Legal Forms
Legal form is sourced from the Company Type field on the Kentucky SoS portal. The vocabulary uses three-letter codes with expanded display names.Kentucky entity types (current codelist)
Kentucky entity types (current codelist)
The codelist above reflects entity types observed during integration. The Kentucky register includes additional entity types (limited partnerships, business trusts, cooperatives, nonprofits, and others). Unrecognised codes are preserved verbatim with a standardized fallback of
Other. The pricing page carries the full canonical list.Officer Roles
Current officers are returned as legal representatives. The portal publishes a small closed vocabulary of titles; each is mapped to a standardized Topograph role.Founding officers (including the incorporator for domestic corporations) are returned as other key persons with the
Incorporator local name, not as legal representatives. The registered agent is also returned as an other key person.Company Status
Standing (Good / Bad) is a separate register field and is included in the response alongside status when available.
Statutory Filings
Kentucky entities file an annual report confirming the entity’s particulars are current. The register publishes “Last Annual Report”, the date the report was received, returned on the cross-countrystatutoryFilings field as lastFiled.filedOn. No forward-looking due date is published.
US states publish no statutory accounts, so the
accounts obligation is absent rather than returned empty. An empty object would read as “we looked and found nothing”, which is a different claim. Placeholder cells such as N/A or Inactive, Not Applicable are dropped rather than parsed as dates, so an entity with no obligation simply has no statutoryFilings.