I will prepare regulation d offering and securities documents for compliant raises
Expert Securities And Startup Fundraising Counsel
About this Gig
Navigate the complexities of federal securities exemptions with an enterprise-grade legal strategy. As a licensed USA Attorney, I provide sophisticated Regulation D offering documents designed to ensure your raise remains exempt from costly SEC registration. Whether you are utilizing Rule 506(b) for private networks or Rule 506(c) for general solicitation, your documentation must be flawless to prevent future rescission rights from investors.
What This Gig Delivers:
Precise Rule 506(b) and 506(c) Structural Strategy
Comprehensive Accredited Investor Verification Frameworks
Sophisticated Investor Suitability Questionnaires
Robust "Bad Actor" Disqualifications Review
Regulatory Compliance for Private Offerings
Avoid the catastrophic consequences of non-compliance. Implement a securities framework that protects your cap table and satisfies federal oversight. Scale your venture with total legal confidence.
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Field of law:
Business (corporate)
Target country:
Worldwide
Document type:
Other
Agreement type:
Other
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FAQ
What is Rule 506(c)?
It allows you to advertise your raise, provided all investors are verified as "Accredited."
Do you handle the Form D filing?
I provide the content and preparation; filing is done through the SEC's EDGAR system.
Can I raise money from non-accredited investors?
Under 506(b), you can have up to 35 sophisticated non-accredited investors, but it increases disclosure needs.
Is this for LLCs or Corporations?
I draft for both, including units, common stock, or preferred shares.
Does this cover international investors?
Reg D is for US compliance; I can advise on Regulation S for international needs.
