Equifax
Equifax is a registered legal entity registered in United States under 0125237, with active status. Its registered address on file is United States. No shareholders are recorded for Equifax; ownership in this jurisdiction is held as the stock ledger under state corporate law (e.g. §219 of the Delaware General Corporation Law), a record kept privately rather than filed publicly. No beneficial owner (UBO) data is recorded for Equifax; access to beneficial-ownership data in this jurisdiction is governed by its own register rules.
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Group Structure
Equifax has no recorded parent company — it sits at the top of its own group structure, with 59 subsidiaries recorded beneath it across 9 jurisdictions. Each of these downward relationships is derived rather than filed: resolved by matching entities across the registry network, not stated directly in a single document.
Those 59 subsidiaries span United States, Mexico, Costa Rica, Ecuador, United Arab Emirates, Canada, and 3 more jurisdictions, though this list should not be read as complete — subsidiaries only become visible here where shareholder data has actually been filed with a register, so holdings in jurisdictions without that filing simply won't appear. Five of the 59 go a level deeper still, with their own further subsidiaries recorded beneath them — additional ownership layers this view doesn't expand.
Equifax
United States
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Equifax's UBO (Ultimate Beneficial Owner)?
No Ultimate Beneficial Owner (UBO) data is recorded for Equifax; access to beneficial-ownership data in this jurisdiction is governed by its own register rules.
Is Equifax still an active company?
Equifax's status is listed as active.
What is Equifax's registered address?
The registered address on file for Equifax is United States.
Does Equifax have a parent company or subsidiaries?
Equifax has no recorded parent company — it sits at the top of its own group structure, with 59 subsidiaries recorded beneath it across 9 jurisdictions. Those 59 subsidiaries span United States, Mexico, Costa Rica, Ecuador, United Arab Emirates, Canada, and 3 more jurisdictions, though this list should not be read as complete — subsidiaries only become visible here where shareholder data has actually been filed with a register, so holdings in jurisdictions without that filing simply won't appear. Five of the 59 go a level deeper still, with their own further subsidiaries recorded beneath them — additional ownership layers this view doesn't expand.
Can Zavia monitor changes to Equifax's ownership over time?
This profile reflects a point-in-time snapshot. Zavia's monitoring API can track changes to Equifax's registered shareholders, officers, and group structure going forward, flagging updates as they're filed rather than requiring a manual recheck.
Can I access Equifax's data through an API?
Yes. Zavia's API connects directly to official government ownership registries across 195 countries and territories, including United States, so records like Equifax's registration, shareholder, UBO, and group-structure data can be queried programmatically instead of viewed one page at a time.