How can I view a Unique Entity ID or Registration Record in SAM.gov?


The Unique Entity ID (UEI) is public as part of every entity record for entities that have opted into public search. Entities that have opted out of public search are viewable only by federal users and users with a role to the entity. If you have a role with your entity, you can also view entity details within your Workspace (KB0041254). If you need to obtain a role from an existing administrator, you can request it (KB0016602). If there is no administrator on file for the entity, you can submit an Entity Administrator Appointment Letter (KB0016652).

 

You must sign in to your SAM.gov account to search entities.

 

To view a Unique Entity ID  or registration record:

  1. Sign in to SAM.gov.
  2. Select Search from the header menu.
    SAM.gov header menu with the search option outlined with a blue rectangle.
     
  3. Select Entity Information in the Domain header, then select Entities.
    Domain filter box at the top of the results list
     
  4. Scroll to the bottom of the Filter By list and locate the filter for Entity Status. Select each box to view all registration options, Active, Inactive, and ID assigned, in the search results.
    Entity Search filters
     
  5. Enter the Unique Entity ID, CAGE code, or legal business name (punctuations included, if any) into the keyword search box above the filters, or use any of the filters listed to narrow your search. You can filter by: 
    • Entity
    • Purpose of Registration
    • Entity Type
    • Socio-Economic Status
    • Product or Service Information
    • Registration with Debt Subject to Offset
    • Location
  6. Entities matching your search populate. Select the entity name to open the details of the record.
    Screenshot of a list of entities that populate after an entity search 
     
  7. The details of the entity record are displayed.  Use the navigation menu on the left to view sections of the entity registration details. You can download (KB0067211) or follow (KB0017560) the entity if needed.
    Entity record


Learn more about how to search for entities on SAM.gov in this video.