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Print Former 20 NOTIFICATION OF LIMITED OFFERING Pursuant to sections 61(4)(a)(i) and 62(9)(a)(i) of the Securities Act, 2012 and Bylaw 25(2) of the Securities (General) Bylaws, 2015 General Instructions:Please

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How to fill out notification of limited offering

1. Start by downloading the notification of limited offering form from the appropriate government website.
2. Read the instructions carefully to understand the requirements and necessary information that needs to be provided.
3. Gather all the required documentation and information, such as company details and information about the limited offering.
4. Fill out the form accurately and completely, ensuring that all the required fields are filled in.
5. Double-check the form to ensure there are no errors or missing information.
6. Attach any supporting documents that may be required, such as financial statements or legal agreements.
7. Review the completed form and supporting documents to ensure everything is in order.
8. Submit the filled-out form and supporting documents according to the specified instructions, which may include mailing or hand delivering the form to the appropriate government office.

Who needs notification of limited offering?

1. Any company or organization that intends to offer a limited number of securities or investment opportunities to a specific group of individuals or entities needs to fill out a notification of limited offering. This includes startups seeking funding from accredited investors, private companies offering shares to employees, or real estate developers offering investment opportunities to a select group of investors. The notification helps ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and provides transparency to potential investors.

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What is notification of limited offering?

A notification of limited offering is a regulatory filing that notifies the appropriate authorities about a specific limited offering of securities, typically exempt from full registration under securities laws.

Who is required to file notification of limited offering?

Companies or issuers proposing to conduct a limited offering of securities are required to file the notification to ensure compliance with applicable securities regulations.

How to fill out notification of limited offering?

To fill out a notification of limited offering, an issuer must complete the designated forms provided by the regulatory body, providing accurate information regarding the offering, including terms, amounts, and other required disclosures.

What is the purpose of notification of limited offering?

The purpose of the notification is to maintain transparency and ensure that regulatory bodies are informed about securities offerings that may not require full registration, thereby protecting investors.

What information must be reported on notification of limited offering?

The information typically includes the type of securities offered, the amount, use of proceeds, details of the issuer, and disclosure of any risks associated with the offering.