Person sanctions screening

Search listed people and compare names, birth dates, nationalities and identifiers. Follow the original source before deciding whether a record refers to your subject.

Review the identity, not just the name.

A person’s name gives you a place to start. Compare it with the listed names and aliases, then look at the available birth dates, nationalities, and identifiers. A common name may belong to many people. A birth year may agree without proving an exact date of birth. Keep these gaps visible as you compare the source record with facts you can support about your subject.

Useful identity evidence

  • Main names and aliases published by the source
  • Birth dates kept as a full date, year, or other form the source provides
  • Listed nationalities and identifiers the source supports

Sources to explore for persons

57 sources with complete public type counts report 163,795 persons records. Counts can overlap and do not represent unique identities. Sources with the largest reported counts appear first.

France · CSV and metadata bundleAvailable for screening

France national directory of elected mayors

34,826 persons records in this public source. Explore France national directory of elected mayors from Ministère de l’Intérieur: source records, original references, current availability and public office and political exposure context.

Ministère de l’Intérieur
Public office and political exposure

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United States · ZIP/YAMLAvailable for screening

Plural current and historical US public officials

22,699 persons records in this public source. Explore Plural current and historical US public officials from Plural / OpenStates: source records, original references, current availability and public office and political exposure context.

Plural / OpenStates
Public office and political exposure

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United States · TSVAvailable for screening

Texas Medicaid Exclusions and Reinstatements

12,919 persons records in this public source. Texas Medicaid exclusion history with explicit reinstatement and waiver fields.

Texas Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General
Debarments and exclusions

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Brazil · CSVAvailable for screening

Brazil CEIS ineligible and suspended persons and companies

9,162 persons records in this public source. Explore Brazil CEIS ineligible and suspended persons and companies from Controladoria-Geral da União, Brazil: source records, original references, current availability and debarments and exclusions context.

Controladoria-Geral da União, Brazil
Debarments and exclusions

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United States · XMLAvailable for screening

OFAC Specially Designated Nationals

7,529 persons records in this public source. Search OFAC SDN records for people, companies, vessels and aircraft. Compare aliases and identifying facts, then follow the original OFAC reference.

U.S. Treasury OFAC
Financial sanctions

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Australia · CSVAvailable for screening

ASIC Banned and Disqualified Persons

7,227 persons records in this public source. People listed in ASIC’s weekly snapshot of corporate, financial-service, credit, securities, futures and SMSF-auditor bans or disqualifications.

Australian Securities and Investments Commission
Regulatory enforcement

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Questions about person searches

Which details help distinguish two people with the same name?

Compare reliable dates of birth, addresses and identity-document details where the source provides them. Keep partial dates partial: a year alone is not an exact birthday. Do not infer nationality or a birth date from someone’s name.

Should I check a person’s aliases as well as their main name?

Yes. A source can publish former names, alternate spellings or aliases. Read how the publisher labels each name. A weak alias or a similar spelling is a reason to investigate, not proof that two records identify the same person.