Unlocking the Mystery to Going Public

Unlocking the Mystery of Taking Your Company Public

by: Michael T. William, ESQ

This Handbook is designed to provide practical information and insight we have gathered in our over 30 years of experience to people who want to take their company public so that they can better understand how the entire process of going public and staying public works.

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Section One:  Roadmap to Going Public

This is our proprietary step-by-step guide to the entire Going Public Direct process.

Section Two:  Pre-Offering Drafting Questionnaire

This is our proprietary questionnaire that we use to obtain the information from you we need to draft the SEC filing

Section Three:  Annotated SB-2 Form Example

This section contains an actual registration statement filed for one of our clients.  It is divided into 28 separate subsections based upon the 28 Items required to be included in the Form SB-2.

Section Four:  Form SB-2

This is the actual form the SEC prescribes for SB-2 filings.

Section Five:  Form S-1

We have included Form S-1 because the SEC has proposed eliminating Form SB-2 and requiring all filings to be made on Form S-1.

Section Six:  Roadmap to Staying Public

This is our proprietary step-by-step guide to the SEC requirements that you will have to meet to stay public.

Section Seven:  Form 10-KSB

This is the annual report including audited financial statements that you must file with the SEC every year after you go public as described in our Roadmap to Staying Public.

Section Eight:  Form 10-QSB

This is the quarterly report including reviewed financial statements that you must file with the SEC every quarter prior to year end after you go public as described in our Roadmap to Staying Public.

Section Nine:  Form 8-K

This is the form you must file if certain material events occur, as described in our Roadmap to Staying Public.

Section Ten:  Schedule 14C

This is the proxy schedule that must be filed with the SEC prior to taking any corporate action requiring shareholder consent.