Can I Go Public Direct if I'm a start-up or have only been in business a few months and so don't have two years of audits?

YES!  Of course you can.

You can Go Public Direct even if you are

• A new or early stage company
• Have no or limited operations, revenues or assets
• Have been in business for less than two years

EXAMPLES:

Driver Passport, Inc. - DPSS

• Date of Incorporation - December 7, 2005
• Date of Filing - June 21, 2006
• Date Filing Cleared - July 12, 2006
• Amount of Revenue at Date of Filing - $0
• Number of Selling Shareholders - 50

City Language Services, Inc. - CLGS

• Date of Incorporation - August 28, 2006
• Date of Filing - March 22, 2007
• Date Filing Cleared - April 4, 2007
• Amount of Revenue at Date of Filing - $1500
• Number of Selling Shareholders - 33

Sunrise Global, Inc. - SGBL

• Date of Incorporation - September 27, 2006
• Date of Filing - May 11, 2007
• Date Filing Cleared - May 31, 2007
• Amount of Revenue at Date of Filing - $0
• Number of Selling Shareholders - 42

For more information about these filings, please see our Track Record.