Everything published here, indexed honestly.
This hub organises the whole of the Registry Ledger site: what the service is, what it is not, exactly which states stand where, what a subscription would buy and on what terms, how errors are corrected, what data is compiled — and the whitepaper that sets out the evidence standard behind all of it. If a page exists on this site, it is listed here, with what it actually does today.
Standing — the same on this page as everywhere else
This business trades under the name “EIN for Non-Residents.” This service provides no EIN service of any kind. It does not look up, confirm, match or replace EINs or any other tax identification number, holds no IRS data, and uses no IRS channel. It is public-record entity verification for firms, and its records are signals — not official certificates of status or good standing.
Sales not yet open Covered for sale today: none
New York, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Oregon and Connecticut are In verification on the coverage register. Delaware and Washington are excluded, with the reasons printed on the Coverage page. Nothing on this hub asks for a card, takes a name, or accepts a submission today.
Start here — the service and its limits
| Page | What it holds | What it does today |
|---|---|---|
| Home | The name notice; a specimen record with its provenance block; what a subscription buys (monitoring, change alerts, history, the correction desk); coverage stated exactly; the site's standing. | Open to read. No capture, no sale. |
| Whitepaper — Registry data quality | What public records do and do not establish; the three senses of “good standing”; the tax-ID boundary (no third-party channel exists; TIN Matching is an authorised-payer tool); the five state data-source postures; the error classes in registry data; what primary licence verification found on 2026-11-06; the verification limits. Sourced throughout from this business's verified record. | Open to read. Published 2026-11-07. |
Coverage — the register, published
| Page | What it holds | Position it states |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | The per-state register extract: the in-verification states with their sources and refresh cadences; the excluded states, each with its reason printed (Delaware, Washington, Minnesota, and California / Texas / Maine / Florida as not covered); the freshness rule — past-cadence records flagged stale or suppressed. | Covered for sale today: none. NY, CO, PA, OR, CT: In verification. |
Terms — pricing, the pilot, and the checkout artefact
| Page | What it holds | What it does today |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing & the founding pilot | The per-seat tiers (Lookup, Firm, Practice, Portfolio), the founding pilot offer in full — ten named firms, the Firm tier, price, trial, coverage limited to cleared states — and the subscription terms stated at the door: what renews, separate consent, online cancellation with written confirmation and effective date, the eligibility-use bar, and the no-sole-basis-reliance instruction. | Published to be judged. The pilot list is not yet open and the page takes no names. |
| Checkout | The checkout text exactly as it will run: material terms before any billing information, separate unticked consent to the recurring charge, online cancellation. Published as an artefact, marked noindex. | Sales are closed on the page itself. No charge can be made and no billing information is collected. |
Accountability — corrections and privacy
| Page | What it holds | What it does today |
|---|---|---|
| Corrections & disputes | The correction machinery: subscriber error reports re-verified against the state source before any change; correction or a reasoned no-change within 5 business days, material status errors expedited; notification to every firm that received a wrong record; the described-entity channel — identity check, suppression pending review, written outcome, and the sentence “only the state can change the state record”; the per-record corrections log. | The desk opens with the service. The dispute form is honestly disabled and the page says nothing is submitted today. |
| Privacy notice | What is compiled (the fixed field list) and what is excluded by design; home-address suppression; no enrichment from other sources; no marketing use by the service or by subscribers; correction and deletion routes for described individuals; the data-broker applicability file; security and retention in brief. | The product's working privacy statement, dated 2026-11-06. |
What is not here — stated so the index stays honest
- No tax-ID service of any kind — no page on this site offers, describes or routes to one.
- No official certificates — only a secretary of state issues those; nothing here is a substitute.
- No API offer and no bulk dataset — no page offers either, at any price.
- No coverage beyond the register — no page claims a state the Coverage page does not clear, and today it clears none.
- No filing, tax, accounting or legal service, and no service for a founder's own tax ID.
- No live forms — the one form on the site (the dispute channel) is disabled with its closed state printed on it.
How this hub is kept
New authority material — data-quality explainers, method notes and registry-landscape pieces — is added to this index in the same publish that ships it, under the section it belongs to, with its date. Material is never added under a coverage or selling claim: a new page changes what a reader can learn here, never what a reader can buy, until the Coverage page itself changes on register evidence — dated, with the row that cleared named.