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Consumer Reporting

Report illegal businesses, file consumer complaints, and research property records across all 50 states.

Which Resource Do You Need?

Choose based on your situation

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Secretary of State

Use this when you need to:

  • Verify if a business is legally registered
  • Find who owns or operates a company
  • Check if a business is in good standing
  • Report an unregistered or fraudulent business
  • Find registered agent addresses
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Attorney General

Use this when you need to:

  • Report a scam or consumer fraud
  • File a complaint about deceptive practices
  • Report price gouging or false advertising
  • Complain about a business that won't refund you
  • Report identity theft or data breaches
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Property Research

Use this when you need to:

  • Find who owns a property address
  • Research addresses from business filings
  • Verify if a business address is real
  • Uncover shell companies via property records
  • Cross-reference registered agent locations
Secretary of State Attorney General Property Research
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Attorney General Consumer Protection

File consumer complaints, report scams, and report deceptive business practices to your state's top law enforcement officer.

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Property Research Tools

Research addresses uncovered in evidence. Find property ownership, tax records, and parcel data.

National Property Research Tools

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ArcGIS
Parcel Data

Search for parcel and property data layers across all US counties
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Regrid
Nationwide Parcels

Free parcel search with ownership info, nationwide coverage
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Zillow
Property Values

Property values, tax history, ownership changes
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Realtor.com
Property Data

Property details, tax records, neighborhood info
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CountyOffice.org
County Records

Links to county assessor and recorder offices nationwide
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Netronline
Public Records

Directory of county assessor and recorder websites

State Tax Assessor / Property Search Portals

💡 Investigation Tips

  • Secretary of State searches reveal registered agent addresses, filing dates, and whether a business is in good standing
  • AG complaints create official records — even if they don't act immediately, patterns trigger investigations
  • Property research can reveal the real people behind shell companies by tracing registered agent addresses
  • Cross-reference addresses found in business filings with property records to identify true owners
  • Check multiple states — scam operations often register in Delaware, Wyoming, or Nevada for anonymity
  • Use OpenCorporates to search across all states at once

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