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United Corporate Services, Inc. (UCS) has compiled information regarding Article 9 and the July 2013 Amendments from our network of agents, jurisdictional websites and from our association with the International Association of Corporate Administrators (IACA). The information and charts below are updated when we received news of a change.

Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) was revised in 2001. The code was amended in 2010 with an effective date in most states of July 1, 2013. Many states have not yet enacted these amendments so the need for 2 sets of UCC forms is required. Please note the differentiation.

UCC Resources

  • State by State Matrix
  • 2013 Amendments Map
  • AMENDMENTS TO UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE ARTICLE 9 Drafted by the NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF COMMISSIONERS ON UNIFORM STATE LAWS THE AMERICAN LAW INSTITUTE 
  • Synopsis of UCC Proposed Amendments 
  • FAQs for Amendments to RA9

UCC Forms

Please note:  Use the resources on this page to determine which set of UCC forms should be utilized.  Some states have not enacted the change and many states give grace periods for using the ‘old forms’.  If you are still unsure, contact us for assistance. 

New Article 9 forms (Amended July 1, 2013)

  • UCC-1 Initial Financing Statement

  • UCC-3 Amendment form

  • UCC-1 Addendum  The Addendum form is used to list up to two additional debtors or one additional secured party. Can be used to add an assignor secured party.  Additional use for fixture/real-estate related filings.

  • UCC-3 Addendum This is used when amending fixture/real estate-related filings.

  • UCC-1-AP This form is used to list an Additional Party or parties up to three additional debtors and to two additional secured parties (for the UCC-1)

  • UCC-3-AP This form is used to list an Additional Party or parties up to three additional debtors and to two additional secured parties. (for the UCC-3)

UCC Forms

Please note:  Use the resources on this page to determine which set of UCC forms should be utilized.  Some states have not enacted the change and many states give grace periods for using the ‘old forms’.  If you are still unsure, contact us for assistance. 

Revised Article 9 Forms (Revised July 1, 2001)

  • UCC-1 Initial Financing Statement

  • UCC-3 Amendment form

  • UCC-1 Addendum  The Addendum form is used to list up to two additional debtors or one additional secured party. Can be used to add an assignor secured party.  Additional use for fixture/real-estate related filings. The UCC-1 Addendum form also encompasses filings for  Manufactured Homes, Trusts, and Transmitting Utilities.

  • UCC-1-AP This form is used to list an Additional Party or parties up to three additional debtors and to two additional secured parties (for the UCC-1)

  • UCC-3 Addendum

  • UCC-3-AP This form is used to list an Additional Party or parties up to three additional debtors and to two additional secured parties. (for the UCC-3)

  • Co-op Addendum Form (NY) The form is utilized for a co-op filing making it effective for 50 years.

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