Acme Holdings LLC
Secretary of State corporate filingRegistered agent address for an LLC formed in 2016. Filing lists this suite as the agent-of-record address for service of process.
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Type in a street address. Follow the Address surfaces every legally-public record tied to that physical location — the companies registered there, the nonprofits headquartered there, the lawsuits that name it, and who has owned it, in one pass.
Public records only. No trespassing on paywalled or private databases. Read our scope & limits →
Illustrative example — every field shown is fictional.
How it works
Any U.S. street address — a house, an office suite, a P.O. box, a warehouse. No name, no case number, no prior lead required.
427 Colby Street, Unit 4B
Secretary of State filings, nonprofit registrations, court dockets, federal contract awards, and county assessor & recorder data are checked against the address itself — not a name you already have.
Every entity, filing, and case tied to the address appears as a card with a direct citation to the record type and filing source — ready to verify independently.
Worked example
A fictional address, run through Follow the Address. Every connection below cites the public-record type it was drawn from.
Registered agent address for an LLC formed in 2016. Filing lists this suite as the agent-of-record address for service of process.
Listed as the organization's principal office on its most recent annual information return.
Named subcontractor address on a municipal infrastructure award listed in a public federal contracting database.
This address appears as a defendant's service address in two open civil filings in county court dockets.
Current owner of record since a 2019 deed transfer, per county assessor and recorder parcel data.
Held title from 2004–2019 before the transfer to the current owner, per recorded deed history.
Scope & limits
Follow the Address is built on the same principle as the rest of the ProofCore family: only surface what's legally public, and always show where it came from. No exceptions, no gray areas.
Who it's for
Working a tip that starts with a building, not a name — a suspicious office suite, a P.O. box on a filing, a warehouse that keeps coming up.
Mapping who actually controls a property, tracing ownership chains, and flagging shell entities clustered at the same address.
Verifying a dateline, confirming a company's real footprint, or finding every entity worth a records request tied to one location.
Checking whether a counterparty's listed address is a working office, a registered-agent mail drop, or shared by a dozen other filings.
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