How are D-U-N-S Numbers assigned?
The D-U-N-S Number is owned and solely maintained by Dun & Bradstreet. When a business is first entered into the Dun and Bradstreet business information database, each business location that has its own unique, separate and distinct operation is assigned its own D-U-N-S Number. Separate D-U-N-S Numbers can be assigned to single locations, parents, subsidiaries, headquarters and branches. If a branch with unique operations operates in the same location as its headquarters, it will be assigned a unique D-U-N-S Number. Every D-U-N-S Number has a built-in check digit to help ensure accuracy. (top) • What are the common reasons for applications to fail? The following details the most commons reasons applications fail the verification process: • The Domain Name for which you request a certificate is not registered under your company name, or the address is invalid. • The address in the certificate application is not a valid address for your business. • Your company does not have a phone numb
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