Checked September 27, 2026
How to find new business records in North Carolina
Two records in North Carolina were read and checked against the same six questions. 2 are published where anyone can read them, 2 carry a date you can filter on, and 1 carries the premises address rather than a filing address. Published by Wake County and North Carolina Secretary of State.
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records checked
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published where anyone can read them
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that carry a date you can filter on
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classes of record
Which of the record classes North Carolina publishes
| Class of record | Published in North Carolina | Carries a date |
|---|---|---|
| state filings | 1 of 1 | 1 of 1 |
| health and liquor permits | 1 of 1 | 1 of 1 |
Every record, with the facts that decide whether it is usable
Each cadence below is what the publisher’s own stamp said the day it was read.
Wake County
Health permit · health and liquor permits
- Endpoint
- https://maps.wakegov.com/arcgis/rest/services/Inspections/RestaurantInspectionsOpenData/MapServer/0
- Date
- RESTAURANTOPENDATE
- Address
- Premises address, in the file
- Cadence
- daily
- Terms
- free
Unusual and useful: the file carries an actual opening date. The facility type separates a restaurant from a mobile unit.
6 of six verified · read September 27, 2026
North Carolina Secretary of State
State filing · state filings
- Endpoint
- https://www.sosnc.gov/online_services/data_subscriptions
- Date
- filing date
- Address
- Filing address only
- Cadence
- weekly
- Terms
- paid, by contract
6 of six verified · read September 27, 2026
Doing this yourself
Take the 2 endpoints above and read them on a schedule. North Carolina Secretary of State charges for the file, so a North Carolina build either pays or works from the open records above. Nothing on this page is held back.
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