How to Search the Registry

Home Registry Handbook Chapter Fifteen
Registry Handbook, Chapter Fifteen

How to Search the Registry

Part Three, Who Uses the Registry
Chapter 15 of 25

The registry can be searched directly by name, company name, or unique ID number, without requiring an account, login, or payment to look up an entry.

Search access is deliberately kept simple, since the entire purpose of the registry depends on strangers being able to check it easily.

The Three Ways to Search

Most searches use a full name, but a company name or the unique ID number printed on a certificate or International Entrepreneur ID will also return the correct entry directly.

What to Do If a Search Returns No Result

No result typically means the person or business has not completed verification, rather than an error in the system. It is worth double checking spelling or trying the unique ID number if one was provided.

Chapter Fifteen, Questions Answered

Is there a cost to search the registry

No, searching the public registry is free and does not require creating an account.

Can I search using a partial name

Yes, partial matches typically surface relevant results for review.

What if I believe an entry contains an error

Discrepancies can be reported for review to keep entries accurate.

Get an Entry Worth Searching For

Verification adds your name to a registry anyone can search for free.

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