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The lookup returns everything OFAC publishes about one designated party: its primary name and OFAC's own entity number, the list it is on, whether it is an individual, a company, a vessel or an aircraft, the sanctions programs it is designated under, every alias with whether it is a former or a current name, every address with its country, and the remarks, which is where OFAC writes dates and places of birth, passport, national identity and tax numbers, and the links between related parties. For a vessel it also carries the call sign, type, tonnage, flag and owner. Find the id with the sanctions search.
Names
The primary name and every alias, marked as also known as, formerly or now known as.
Where and under what
Addresses with their countries, and the sanctions programs the party is designated under.
The identifiers
OFAC's note, where dates and places of birth and document numbers are written.
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