Get a jurisdiction's registration form
Return the fields a jurisdiction requires on a registration: a JSON Schema plus UI metadata for rendering the form. This is reference data shared by every organization, but a valid credential is still required. The schema's property names match the jurisdictionSpecificFields you send on a registration create. When the jurisdiction needs no jurisdiction-specific fields, defaultForm is true, the schema is an empty object and metadata is null.
Authorization
Headers
Release date, as YYYY-MM-DD. Defaults to 2026-07-21.
Narrow the request to one organization (Organization-Id selector).
Narrow the request to a connection's organization.
Narrow the request to a platform entity's organization.
Optional source to disambiguate an Entity-Id.
Query
Every query parameter below is optional. Combine as many as you need and append them to the endpoint as a query string. The example shows a few to get you started.
/registration-jurisdiction-fields?countryCode=<countryCode>&stateCode=<stateCode>ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code.
State or province code.
Response
ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code the schema is for.
State or province code the schema is for.
true when this jurisdiction requires no jurisdiction-specific fields and the generic registration form should be used. jurisdictionFieldsJsonSchema is then an empty object and metadata is null.
JSON Schema for the fields this jurisdiction accepts under jurisdictionSpecificFields. Property names are camelCase. An empty object when defaultForm is true.
UI metadata for rendering the form. null when defaultForm is true.
Successful Response
The request was invalid.
Authentication failed or was missing.
The credential is not permitted for this request.
The requested resource was not found.
The request conflicts with existing state.
The request failed validation.