Need UCC-11 form PDF - can't find official version anywhere

I think there might be some confusion here. In the standard UCC filing system, there's no such thing as a UCC-11 form. The main forms are UCC-1 (initial financing statement), UCC-3 (amendment/continuation/termination), and in some states UCC-5 (correction). Are you sure your client didn't mean UCC-1? That's the most common form for perfecting security interests in equipment.

I ran into this exact same issue last month! Turns out the client was referring to an internal company form they called 'UCC-11' but it was actually just their own checklist for UCC searches. You might want to ask them what specific information they need - it's probably just a UCC search or maybe they want copies of existing filings. I ended up using Certana.ai's document verification tool to pull all the UCC records and cross-check them against the debtor information, which is probably what they actually needed.

THERE IS NO UCC-11 FORM! This is driving me crazy - why do clients always ask for forms that don't exist?? The UCC forms are standardized: UCC-1 for initial filings, UCC-3 for changes, that's it! Sometimes I wonder if these people even know what they're asking for or if they just make up numbers.

Wait, could they be talking about a UCC information request? In some states those are numbered differently. Like in Texas I think they call their search request form something else. But definitely not UCC-11 - that's not a thing anywhere.

I'm betting your client meant they need UCC search results, not a specific form. For equipment financing due diligence, they probably want to see all existing UCC-1 filings against the debtor to check for prior liens. That's standard practice before making a secured loan.

OP - just go back to your client and ask them to clarify what information they actually need. If it's for due diligence on equipment financing, they probably want: 1) UCC search results showing all filings against the debtor, 2) Copies of any existing UCC-1 forms that show liens on the equipment, 3) Maybe verification that debtor names match across all documents. There's no UCC-11 form to find because it doesn't exist.

This happened to me too. Client kept asking for UCC-11 and I spent hours looking before realizing they meant they wanted 11 different UCC searches (one for each subsidiary or something). Sometimes the simplest explanation is the right one.

Just to be 100% clear for anyone reading this: Standard UCC forms are UCC-1 (financing statement), UCC-3 (amendment/continuation/termination), UCC-5 (correction in some states). There is no UCC-11 form in any jurisdiction I'm aware of. If someone asks for UCC-11, they're either confused about form numbers or referring to something internal to their organization.

OP here - thanks everyone! I went back to the client and you were all right - they wanted UCC search results, not a specific form called UCC-11. Turns out their internal checklist had 'UCC-11' as item #11 which was 'obtain UCC search results' and someone just shortened it. Crisis averted! Now I need to actually run those searches and verify all the debtor names match up properly.