Our Services - Crowdfunding filings
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Advanced Computer Innovations, Inc.
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Pittsford, NY 14534-1746 (USA)
Phone: (585)-385-3810 • Email: click here
Crowdfunding is an evolving method of raising money via the Internet to fund a variety of projects. Any issuer conducting
a Regulation Crowdfunding must initially file SEC Form C, also known as the Offering Statement. Subsequently, there may
be additional forms to be filed, such as C/A, C/A-W, C-U, C-U-W, C-AR, C-AR-W, C-AR/A, C-AR/A-W, C-TR, C-TR-W and C-W.
Funding portals that serve as Crowdfunding exchanges also need to register with the SEC as either a broker-dealer or a
funding portal, and file certain forms with the SEC, such as CF-Portal.
In addition to the basic filing cover information, these filings may include exhibits such as articles of incorporation, copies
of material agreements, certificates of incorporation, legal opinion, auditor consent, and more, which you may have in electronic or paper
form. These exhibits need to be converted and filed in a proper electronic format that is not only acceptable to EDGAR but also presents
professionally and reflects well on your company.
How we help
As an SEC EDGAR Filing Agent, we can handle the entire process of filing for you. We work with your documents in whatever form you can provide - Word documents, Excel, PDF or any other form. We’ll touch them up and do whatever is necessary to have your filings turn out neat, clean and professional. We send you proofs of the filing before submitting it, so you know exactly how the filing will appear on EDGAR before giving final approval. Once you submit an initial Crowdfunding offering registration, there may be some back and forth with the SEC which may require additional amendment or correspondence filings. We are here to take care of those for you as well.Cost and Turnaround
The cost of Crowdfunding filings depends on the number and size of the exhibits, and how much work (if any) is required to clean up and convert the documents. Typically, the cost for an initial 1-A filing ranges from $300 to about $1200. Subsequent amendment and correspondence filings, if any, cost much less, specially if they don’t involve a lot of major changes. The turnaround time to get a Crowdfunding filing ready for submission is 1 or 2 days, depending on its size and the amount of document touch up required. Please note that a filer needs to have SEC access codes prior to making any SEC filing. If necessary, we can obtain these codes for you. Obtaining access codes can take a couple of days, depending on the response time from the SEC, and you should factor in this lead time if you do not have the access codes.
EDGAR® and SEC® are trademarks of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The products/services described on this site are not in affiliation with the SEC.
- Access Codes (Form ID)
- Form D
- Forms 3, 4, 5
- Form 1-A (Regulation A)
- Form C (Crowdfunding)
- Form 13-H (Large Trader ID)
- Form 13-G
- Form 13-F (13F Securities Holdings)
- Form 8-K (Current Events Report)
- Form 10-Q (Quarterly Report)
- Form 10-K (Annual Report)
- Form S-1 (Registration Statement)
- Form TA-1/2 (Transfer Agent)
- Mutual Funds
- Closed-end Funds and BDCs
- Other SEC forms
- HTML EDGARization
- XBRL Tagging
- Inline XBRL (iXBRL)
- Payment
Our Services - Crowdfunding filings
edgar-services.com
a division of ...
Advanced Computer Innovations, Inc.
70 Office Park Way
Pittsford, NY 14534-1746 (USA)
Phone: (585)-385-3810 • Email: click here
Crowdfunding is an evolving method of raising money via the Internet to fund a
variety of projects. Any issuer conducting a Regulation Crowdfunding must initially
file SEC Form C, also known as the Offering Statement. Subsequently, there may be
additional forms to be filed, such as C/A, C/A-W, C-U, C-U-W, C-AR, C-AR-W, C-AR/A, C-
AR/A-W, C-TR, C-TR-W and C-W.
Funding portals that serve as Crowdfunding exchanges also need to register with the
SEC as either a broker-dealer or a funding portal, and file certain forms with the SEC,
such as CF-Portal.
In addition to the basic filing cover information, these filings may include exhibits such as articles of
incorporation, copies of material agreements, certificates of incorporation, legal opinion, auditor consent,
and more, which you may have in electronic or paper form. These exhibits need to be converted and filed in
a proper electronic format that is not only acceptable to EDGAR but also presents professionally and reflects
well on your company.
How we help
As an SEC EDGAR Filing Agent, we can handle the entire process of filing for you. We work with your documents in whatever form you can provide - Word documents, Excel, PDF or any other form. We’ll touch them up and do whatever is necessary to have your filings turn out neat, clean and professional. We send you proofs of the filing before submitting it, so you know exactly how the filing will appear on EDGAR before giving final approval. Once you submit an initial Crowdfunding offering registration, there may be some back and forth with the SEC which may require additional amendment or correspondence filings. We are here to take care of those for you as well.Cost and Turnaround
The cost of Crowdfunding filings depends on the number and size of the exhibits, and how much work (if any) is required to clean up and convert the documents. Typically, the cost for an initial 1-A filing ranges from $300 to about $1200. Subsequent amendment and correspondence filings, if any, cost much less, specially if they don’t involve a lot of major changes. The turnaround time to get a Crowdfunding filing ready for submission is 1 or 2 days, depending on its size and the amount of document touch up required. Please note that a filer needs to have SEC access codes prior to making any SEC filing. If necessary, we can obtain these codes for you. Obtaining access codes can take a couple of days, depending on the response time from the SEC, and you should factor in this lead time if you do not have the access codes.
EDGAR® and SEC® are trademarks of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The products/services described on this site are not in affiliation
with the SEC.
- Overview of Services
- Access Codes (Form ID)
- Form D
- Forms 3, 4, 5
- Form 1-A
- Form 13-H (Large Trader ID)
- Form 13-G
- Form 13-F (13F Securities Holdings)
- Form 8-K (Current Events Report)
- Form 10-Q (Quarterly Report)
- Form 10-K (Annual Report)
- Form S-1 (Registration Statement)
- Mutual Funds
- Closed-end Funds and BDCs
- Other SEC forms
- HTML EDGARization
- XBRL Tagging
- Inline XBRL (iXBRL)
- Payment
Crowdfunding filings
edgar-services.com
a division of Advanced Computer Innovations, Inc.
70 Office Park Way • Pittsford, NY 14534-1746 (USA)
Phone: (585)-385-3810
Email: click here
Crowdfunding is an evolving
method of raising money via
the Internet to fund a variety of
projects. Any issuer conducting
a Regulation Crowdfunding
must initially file SEC Form C,
also known as the Offering
Statement. Subsequently, there
may be additional forms to be
filed, such as C/A, C/A-W, C-U, C-U-W, C-AR, C-AR-W, C-AR/A,
C-AR/A-W, C-TR, C-TR-W and C-W.
Funding portals that serve as Crowdfunding exchanges
also need to register with the SEC as either a broker-dealer
or a funding portal, and file certain forms with the SEC,
such as CF-Portal.
In addition to the basic filing cover information, these
filings may include exhibits such as articles of
incorporation, copies of material agreements, certificates
of incorporation, legal opinion, auditor consent, and more,
which you may have in electronic or paper form. These
exhibits need to be converted and filed in a proper
electronic format that is not only acceptable to EDGAR but
also presents professionally and reflects well on your
company.
How we help
As an SEC EDGAR Filing Agent, we can handle the entire process of filing for you. We work with your documents in whatever form you can provide - Word documents, Excel, PDF or any other form. We’ll touch them up and do whatever is necessary to have your filings turn out neat, clean and professional. We send you proofs of the filing before submitting it, so you know exactly how the filing will appear on EDGAR before giving final approval. Once you submit an initial Crowdfunding offering registration, there may be some back and forth with the SEC which may require additional amendment or correspondence filings. We are here to take care of those for you as well.Cost and Turnaround
The cost of Crowdfunding filings depends on the number and size of the exhibits, and how much work (if any) is required to clean up and convert the documents. Typically, the cost for an initial 1-A filing ranges from $300 to about $1200. Subsequent amendment and correspondence filings, if any, cost much less, specially if they don’t involve a lot of major changes. The turnaround time to get a Crowdfunding filing ready for submission is 1 or 2 days, depending on its size and the amount of document touch up required. Please note that a filer needs to have SEC access codes prior to making any SEC filing. If necessary, we can obtain these codes for you. Obtaining access codes can take a couple of days, depending on the response time from the SEC, and you should factor in this lead time if you do not have the access codes.
EDGAR® and SEC® are trademarks of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The
products/services described on this site are not in affiliation with the SEC.
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