What happens when a number is missing?

This site says which kind of missing. A figure somebody opened a source and read prints with the date they read it. A figure nobody has opened yet says so, and a fact that was checked and found absent prints as a checked absence.

Those three are different answers, so they get three different cards. An unread value never enters a sort, never fills in as a zero, and never becomes a dash.

✓ oldest record behind this page verified 2026-07-17

The three cards below are real fields from this build, found by one rule: the first match scanning states alphabetically, fields in the order a record sheet prints them.

How much is here, and how old is it?

Every figure comes from one source, the us-llc-fees-dataset repository, pinned to a single commit for the whole build. The table below reads the record count that dataset states for each namespace, next to the number of records this build actually holds.

One row counts 50 rather than 51. The fee file predates the District of Columbia, whose figures this site resolves from the filing-office namespace instead, so no state is missing from a page.

How old are these figures?

Freshness belongs to a record, never to the site. Each state below counts once, under the oldest field this site prints for it, which is the same date its record sheet stamps.

Oldest record 2026-07-17, newest 2026-08-07.

What does the dataset say it is missing?

The source publishes its own audit rather than waiting to be asked, and recomputes these counts on every maintenance run. They are printed here as they stand at this pin.

• 0

  statute citations still pointing at a commercial mirror instead of the state's own publisher. The mirrors that remain are the next card, and every one of them is deliberate.

• 20

  mirror citations kept on purpose, in 4 jurisdictions that publish no free official copy of their code. Each one carries official corroboration and says so in its own notes.

• 20

  of 51 states have an empty restricted-word list, and 17 of those are simply unread. This site prints no restricted-word list today, so the gap does not reach a page here.

• 0

  cited links found unreachable when that was last measured, on 2026-08-06. Whether a URL answers is a fact about the network, so it carries the date it was checked rather than a running claim.

How does unfinished data stay off the page?

It is never copied into the build. The snapshot script reads the coverage table in the dataset README and takes only the namespaces listed there, so a directory that exists upstream but has no row is not fetched at all.

A folder full of records is not a publication signal. Somebody upstream has to say the namespace is ready, in the one place this build reads.

A namespace without a row holds back a record sheet field, and sometimes a whole page. The gate ran that way for two namespaces until 2026-08-08, when both earned their row and four alarms in this build fired at once rather than letting a stale claim ship. It ran the same way for the foreign qualification records until 2026-08-09, when that namespace earned its row and the record sheets gained their section for it.

That is the half worth stating plainly. The pages waiting on those namespaces were written and tested before the data existed, and the build refused to produce them until it did.