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Addendum To Business Organization And Registration Forms Form. This is a New Hampshire form and can be use in General Business Secretary Of State.
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Form SRA – Addendum to Business Organization and Registration Forms
Statement of Compliance with New Hampshire Securities Laws
Part I – Business Identification and Contact Information
Business Name:
Business Address (include city, state, zip):
Telephone Number:
E-mail:
Contact Person:
Contact Person Address (if different):
Part II – Check ONE of the following items in Part II. If more than one item is checked, the form will be rejected.
[PLEASE NOTE: Most small businesses registering in New Hampshire qualify for the exemption in Part II, Item 1 below.
However, you must insure that your business meets all of the requirements spelled out in A), B), and C)]:
1. ____
Ownership interests in this business are exempt from the registration requirements of the state of New Hampshire
because the business meets ALL of the following three requirements:
A) This business has 10 or fewer owners; and
B) Advertising relating to the sale of ownership interests has not been circulated; and
C) Sales of ownership interests – if any – will be completed within 60 days of the formation of this business.
2. ____
This business will offer securities in New Hampshire under another exemption from registration or will notice file
for federal covered securities. Enter the citation for the exemption or notice filing claimed - _________________.
3. ____
This business has registered or will register its securities for sale in New Hampshire. Enter the date the
registration statement was or will be filed with the Bureau of Securities Regulation - _____________.
4. ____
This business was formed in a state other than New Hampshire and will not offer or sell securities in New
Hampshire.
Part III – Check ONE of the following items in Part III:
1. ____
This business is not being formed in New Hampshire.
2. ____
This business is being formed in New Hampshire and the registration document states that any sale or offer for
sale of ownership interests in the business will comply with the requirements of the New Hampshire Uniform
Securities Act.
Part IV – Certification of Accuracy
(NOTE: The information in Part IV must be certified by: 1) all of the incorporators of a corporation to be formed; or 2) an
executive officer of an existing corporation; or 3) all of the general partners or intended general partners of a limited
partnership; or 4) one or more authorized members or managers of a limited liability company; or 5) one or more authorized
partners of a registered limited liability partnership or foreign registered limited liability partnership.)
I (We) certify that the information provided in this form is true and complete. (Original signatures only)
Name (print):
Signature:
Date signed:
Name (print):
Signature:
Date signed:
Name (print):
Signature:
Date signed:
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Instructions for
Form SRA – Addendum to Business Organization and Registration Forms
Statement of Compliance with New Hampshire Securities Laws
This form is required for all businesses being formed or registering in the state of New Hampshire. New
Hampshire law requires that before your application for business registration is accepted, you must
provide a statement that your business has complied with the state’s securities law. A security is an
ownership interest in a business. For example, a share of stock is a security and so is an interest in a
limited liability company or a limited partnership. So, for example, if you and your wife own the sole
interests in a limited liability company, those interests are securities. Generally, a business that issues
securities in New Hampshire must either register the securities with the New Hampshire Bureau of
Securities Regulation or claim a valid exemption. There are several exemptions from the requirement to
register securities. The most common exemption is the exemption described in Part II, Item 1.
Please read the following instructions for each part of Form SRA. These instruction will help you to
provide accurate responses.
Part I: Please provide the complete business name and address, including number, street, city, state and
zip code. The name of the business must exactly match the name that is on the business formation or
registration document being submitted with the Form SRA. In addition, please provide the businesses
telephone number, e-mail address (if any), a contact person’s name and the contact person’s full address if
different from the business address.
Part II: One item in Part II must be checked. Check only ONE item in this part.
1. Your business is qualified for the exemption from registration in Item 1 if it meets ALL of the
requirement listed in A), B), and C) below:
A) The business has 10 or fewer owners. So, for example, if you and your wife are forming a limited
liability company and there are no other owners, you meet this requirement for an exemption;
AND
B) Advertising relating to the sale of ownership interests in your business has not been circulated.
Please note that this requirement asks whether you have circulated advertising related to the offer
or sale of ownership interests. This requirement does not address advertising related to the sale
of your products or services. So, for example, if you advertise that you are selling shares of stock
in your corporation, then you do not meet this requirement and cannot claim the exemption; AND
C) Sales of ownership interests – if any – will be completed within 60 days of the formation of the
business. If you do not intend to sell any further ownership interests in your business, then you
meet this requirement for an exemption. If you intend to sell more ownership interests in your
business and will complete all sales within 60 days, then you meet this requirement. However, if
the sale of any ownership interests will occur after 60 days of the formation of the business, you
do not meet this requirement and cannot claim the exemption.
If you meet all of these requirements, you may then check off Item 1 and claim this exemption.
2. If you can claim a different registration exemption from the one listed in Item 1 or if you are offering
federal covered securities that only require a notice filing in New Hampshire, you should check Item
2. In addition, you must cite the statute for the exemption which you are claiming or for the type of
notice filing you are making.
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3. If a New Hampshire business or a business formed in a state other than New Hampshire intends to
offer ownership interests for sale and is not subject to any exemption from registration, the securities
must be registered with the Bureau of Securities Regulation. If this is the case, you should check
Item 3. In addition, you should provide us with the date that you registered the securities or that you
intend to register the securities.
4. If your business was formed in a state other than New Hampshire and you will not offer or sell
ownership interests in New Hampshire, you should check Item 4. Your securities do not need to be
registered nor do you need to seek an exemption from registration.
Part III: One item in Part III must be checked. Check only ONE item in this part.
1. If your business was not formed in New Hampshire, then you should check this item.
2. If your business was formed in New Hampshire, then you should check this item.
Part IV: This is a statement certifying the accuracy of all the information contained in the Form SRA.
Part IV must be signed. Please note that we cannot accept photocopied signatures for this filing. All
signatures must be original. Also, please make note of all individuals who must sign this document:
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
ALL of the incorporators of a corporation to be formed; OR
ONE executive officer of an existing corporation; OR
ALL of the general partners or intended general partners of a limited partnership; OR
ONE or MORE authorized members or managers of a limited liability company; OR
ONE or MORE authorized partners of a registered limited liability partnership or foreign
registered limited liability partnership.
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