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ICP Filing Lookup
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Look up ICP filing reference information by domain, including filing entity, filing number, site title, reported status, review date, and paged records.
Overview
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Use this page to search reference records associated with mainland China’s Internet Content Provider (ICP) filing system. Choose a domain search for a website, or a company search when checking an operator. Domain mode accepts a root domain or subdomain without a protocol, path, or query string. Company mode accepts a company name, registration number, or unified social credit code. These are two ways to locate records; neither is an application for filing or a license.
Returned records may include filing number, website name or title, domain, operator, operator type, content type, status, and review date. Not every record contains every field. The page can display up to 10 records from the provider response, so a broad company search may not show every related website. The competent industry and information-technology authority provides an official public query for filing information; use that source to confirm records when the result matters.
Guide
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Use the root domain or a subdomain such as example.cn or shop.example.cn. Leave out https://, page paths, and tracking parameters.
Enter the full company name, registration number, or unified social credit code. A complete identifier can help distinguish organizations with similar names.
Compare the operator, domain, filing number, website name, status, and review date where shown. If more than 10 records match, refine the search with a more specific domain or company identifier.
Save or copy relevant output for your own comparison, and note when you ran the lookup. If a query returns nothing, check spelling and try the other search mode with a verified identifier.
Use cases
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A procurement or security reviewer can search the site domain, then compare any returned operator and filing number with the vendor’s supplied information.
A business team can search a full company identifier and inspect the first returned records, then narrow by domain when many sites are associated with the same operator.
Website administrators can check a domain and record the returned filing fields alongside their own current site ownership documents.
Q&A
Find concise answers to common questions and confusing cases.
Enter the domain portion only, without the protocol, page path, or query string. This makes it clear which root domain or subdomain you intend to check.
Yes. Company mode accepts a name, registration number, or unified social credit code. Up to 10 records are shown from the provider response.
No. A miss can reflect the input, provider coverage, record changes, or synchronization timing. Check the domain and company identifiers, then confirm through the competent authority’s public query.
No. A filing record is not a security assessment, business endorsement, or complete legal-compliance determination. Review the relevant official requirements for the activity in question.
Notes
Review scope, result limitations, and important precautions before use.
Filing details can change, be cancelled, or appear late in a secondary data source. A displayed status or review date should not be treated as a live guarantee. This lookup does not evaluate website security, company solvency, ownership, or whether a business has every authorization it needs. For legal, operational, or compliance decisions, verify the current record and applicable requirements with the competent authority or qualified adviser.
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