Will A Filed UCC-1 Hurt Corporate Credit Ratings

Will A Filed UCC-1 Hurt Corporate Credit Ratings

The UCC-1 is not typically searched by creditors extending standard tradelines; however, it is a record searched for by banks before determining a loan. If obtaining a bank loan, remove/settle any UCC-1 [listed as a debtor] prior to a loan application.


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