About NoticeRegistry
NoticeRegistry was built to close the information gap in US real estate and law. Public notices — foreclosures, probate filings, name changes, tax liens — are legally required to be published, yet they have historically been buried in 1990s-era databases and small-print newspaper archives that are nearly impossible for ordinary people to search. We built a better way.
Our platform indexes thousands of public records daily across California, Florida, Texas, New York, New Jersey, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Georgia, and Washington — with more states being added continuously. We turn dense legal language into plain-English summaries, and every record links directly to its original government or court source so you can verify anything you find on our site.
Our Mission
To make US public-record data as easy to search as a Google query — so that homeowners, investors, attorneys, and journalists can act on legal information in real time, not weeks after it was published.
Editorial Standards
Our indexing pipeline is fully automated, but accuracy is a human responsibility. Every data source we add is manually vetted against the originating county clerk's office or state gazette before it goes live. Summaries are generated by AI and reviewed against the source text. If we cannot confirm a data point, we do not publish it. We cite the original source on every notice page.
Error reports are reviewed within 48 hours. We maintain a correction log and update affected notice pages when errors are confirmed. If you find an inaccuracy, email contact@noticeregistry.com with the notice URL and a description of the issue.
Who We Are
NoticeRegistry was founded by Axel Svensson, a software engineer and data infrastructure specialist based in Stockholm, Sweden. The platform was built after observing how fragmented and inaccessible US public notice data was for investors, attorneys, and researchers who needed it most.
We are an independent technology platform — not affiliated with any law firm, title company, or government agency. We do not provide legal advice; we provide access to public information that is already a matter of public record. For complex legal matters, always consult a qualified attorney in your jurisdiction.
Data Sources & Coverage
We currently index public notices from 10 US states: California, Florida, Texas, New York, New Jersey, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Georgia, and Washington. Data is sourced directly from official courthouse portals and legally-designated publication newspapers in each state — the same primary sources attorneys use to meet legal notice publication requirements.
Each notice passes through our enrichment pipeline: raw text is parsed, geocoded to coordinates, categorized by notice type, and summarized in plain English using AI. The original full text is always preserved and displayed alongside the summary. Geographic data enables the map view and address-based search.
Contact & Privacy Requests
Public notices are government-mandated records and cannot be deleted from our index. However, if a notice contains your personal information and you wish to limit its visibility in search engines, you can submit a search suppression request. For error reports, press inquiries, or general questions, visit our contact page or email contact@noticeregistry.com. We respond to all requests within two business days.