| Self filing (also known as "self registration", "direct filing" or "direct public offering") is a method of taking a private company public in the United States by voluntary compliance with the public information reporting requirements of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”).
We recommend self filing to private companies
wishing to:
• Minimize going public expenses
• Spread out “going public” costs over a period of time
• Retain full control over the process of going public
To complete a self filing, the company must follow financial and legal regulations and submit data directly to the SEC and FINRA. Because there are no mergers, or other share exchange transactions associated with self filing, the costs of self filing are reduced to accounting and legal compliance.
We have completed self filings with total costs ranging between $40,000 and $300,000 for businesses with revenues up to $29,000,000.
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