🇷🇺Russian Federation

New to the API? Start with the jurisdictions overview, which explains how ordering, identifiers and documents work everywhere.

Company data here comes directly from ЕГРЮЛ / ЕГРИП (Unified State Registers of Legal Entities and Individual Entrepreneurs) and GIR BO.

What you can call here

What each operation does is the same everywhere and is explained on the jurisdictions overview.

How to search

Start with company search and jurisdictionCode: "ru". Pass the name as companyName, a registration number as companyNumber, or both to narrow the result. Here companyNumber is read as ogrn.

Fields

To say exactly what you mean, send an advancedQuery instead. Russian Federation understands these fields:

Examples

{  "jurisdictionCode": "ru",  "advancedQuery": {    "name": "СБЕРБАНК"  }}

Russian Federation also accepts ogrn, inn and ogrnip.

Company identifiers

Search by passing the registration number as companyNumber — it is matched against the schemes this register can search on, so you do not name the scheme yourself. Not every scheme below is searchable; the rest label the values returned in a company’s identifiers.

Identifier notes

• A Russian legal entity's OGRN (Primary State Registration Number) is a structured 13-digit code — a registration-type flag, the two-digit registration year, a regional code, a sequential serial number, and a check digit, concatenated with no separators. Treat it as an opaque, validated identifier rather than decoding individual fields out of it yourself.
• OGRNIP is a separate 15-digit numbering scheme issued only to individual entrepreneurs (sole proprietors) — it is not a longer variant of the 13-digit OGRN used for legal entities. The two are different identifier spaces for different kinds of registrants.
• The INN (tax identification number) is 10 digits for a legal entity and 12 digits for an individual, including a sole proprietor. The digit count itself tells you what kind of record you're looking at.
• The KPP (tax-registration checkpoint code) is not unique to a company. A legal entity is issued a separate 9-digit KPP for its head office and for each branch or other tax-registration reason, so the same OGRN can appear alongside more than one KPP. Don't treat KPP as a stable one-to-one company identifier the way you would OGRN or INN.

Documents you can order

These are filings whose availability differs per company: call list documents first and order the ID it returns.

Local notes

Gotchas

Glossary