N.J. Admin. Code § 13:47A-7.10 - Private placement filings
(a) An issuer
offering a security pursuant to N.J.S.A. 49:3-50b(12) must file with the
Bureau, no later than 15 days after the first sale of such security in this
State, the following:
1. A completed Form D,
if applicable, as filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission;
2. A manually signed and notarized Consent to
Service of Process (Form U2 and U2A) naming the Bureau Chief as the designated
officer;
3. A statement disclosing
the first date of sale in this State;
4. A completed Private Placement Report Form
or successor form.
i. The issuer shall file
with the Bureau an amendment within 30 days, whenever there is any change to
the information previously reported on the New Jersey Private Placement Report
Form;
5. A final report
shall be filed at the closing of the offering if the information in the final
report would be materially different from the last prior filing; and
6. A check made payable to the State of New
Jersey, Bureau of Securities, In the amount of $ 750.00.
(b) Rule 506 filings. An issuer offering a
security pursuant to
N.J.S.A.
49:3-60.l.b shall file with
the Bureau, no later than 15 days after the first sale of such security in this
State, the notice filing and $ 750.00 filing fee In the manner described In
this subsection.
1. Issuers shall file with
the Bureau using the Electronic Filing Depository (EFD), operated by the North
American Securities Administrators Association, except as provided in (b)2
below. Issuers shall provide all required information as prescribed by EFD and
the required fee in a manner prescribed by EFD.
2. If the issuer Is unable to use EFD, the
issuer shall contact the Bureau Immediately. Upon a showing of hardship, the
Bureau shall permit manual filing. If the Bureau permits manual filing, issuers
shall file directly with the Bureau the following:
i. A completed Form D as filed with the
Securities and Exchange Commission;
ii. A manually signed and notarized Consent
to Service of Process (Form U2 and U2A) naming the Bureau Chief as the
designated officer, except that if the Form D includes a consent to service of
process, a separate document need not be filed for this purpose, and if the
consent to service of process on the Form D is executed in a manner accepted by
the Securities and Exchange Commission, it is deemed to comply with the
requirement in this paragraph;
iii.
A statement disclosing the first date of sale in this State; and
iv. A check made payable to the State of New
Jersey, Bureau of Securities in the amount of $ 750.00.
3. The issuer shall file via EFD or, if
unable to use EFD as approved by the Bureau under (b)2 above, to file directly
with the Bureau, an amendment within 30 days, whenever there is any change to
the information previously reported on the Form D.
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