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This guide contains public integration notes for Nebraska. 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.Nebraska 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
Nebraska uses a single integration against the Nebraska Secretary of State, Business Services Division, retrieved live from the public Corporate and Business Search portal atsos.nebraska.gov.
The register covers every domestic and foreign entity filed under the Nebraska Revised Statutes: for-profit corporations (NRS Chapter 21, Nebraska Model Business Corporation Act), limited liability companies (NRS Chapter 21 Nebraska LLC Act), nonprofit corporations (NRS Chapter 21 Article 19), limited and general partnerships and limited liability partnerships (NRS Chapter 67), cooperatives (NRS Chapter 21 Article 27), state-chartered banks (NRS Chapter 8), and insurance companies (NRS Chapter 44).
Each entity is assigned a numeric SOS Account Number that serves as the primary identifier across every lookup. The register includes both active and inactive entities and exposes the corporate officer roster (or member/manager roster for LLCs), the principal-office address, the registered agent with their service-of-process address, and the biennial-report filing history.
Verification-only. Nebraska does not publish a free open-data bulk extract of the business register, so all requests resolve live against the public portal. Unlike some other US states, there is no fast onboarding-mode path. Requests using
mode: "onboarding" return a fast_source_unavailable error. Use mode: "verification" (or omit the mode to get the default).Company Identifiers
Query Identifiers
Identifiers in API Response
Search Capabilities
Minimum length. Name searches must contain at least three characters. Searches that match too many entities are rejected by the register with a “too large” response. Use more specific query strings to narrow results.
Trade names and trademarks appear in search results. The Nebraska register includes Trade Name, Trademark, and Service Mark registrations alongside operating legal entities. These rows carry
Entity Type of “Trade Name”, “Trademark”, or “Service Mark” and have no officer roster or registered agent. Filter by entity type if your flow requires operating legal entities only.Quirks & Gotchas
Mappings
Legal Forms
Legal form is read from the “Entity Type” field on each entity’s detail page. The Nebraska Secretary of State uses a closed vocabulary tied to the governing statute chapter.All Nebraska entity types
All Nebraska entity types
Trade Name, Trademark, and Service Mark entries carry no ISO 20275 code. They are name registrations, not operating legal entities.
Officer Roles
The Nebraska portal surfaces officer positions as free-text “Corporation Position” or “Member Position” strings from each entity’s biennial-report filing. Common titles are normalized deterministically; the long tail is AI-inferred from the source string.The registered agent is returned in
otherKeyPersons with their service-of-process address. It receives service of process and has no authority to bind the entity.Company Status
The Nebraska public portal exposes exactly two status values. Lifecycle sub-classifications (dissolution, withdrawal, revocation, reinstatement, merger) are not surfaced as status variants; they appear as entries in the Filed Documents list.Statutory Filings
Nebraska entities file a biennial report confirming the entity’s particulars are current. The register publishes “Next Report Due”, returned on the cross-countrystatutoryFilings field as next.dueDate.
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.