Or. Admin. Code § 441-035-0090 - Requirements for Exemption From Securities Registration
The offer or sale of an OIO by an issuer shall be exempt from the securities registration requirements under ORS 59.055 if the offer or sale is conducted in accordance with the following:
(1) The issuer must be an existing Oregon
business in good standing. The OIO exemption cannot be applied if the issuer,
or a person affiliated with the issuer, would be disqualified under OAR
441-035-0210.
(2) The offer and sale must be conducted in
accordance with section 3(a)(11) of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended. For
purposes of this requirement, it is sufficient that the offer and sale complies
with Rule 147 under section 3(a)(11).
(3)
(a) OIO
securities may only be offered or sold to natural persons who are residents of
the state of Oregon.
(b) Prior to
making any offer under this exemption, an interested person must make an
affirmative declaration to the issuer or third party platform that they are an
Oregon resident;
(c) Prior to any
sale under the OIO exemption, the issuer must have a reasonable documentary
basis to believe the prospective purchaser is a resident of Oregon and obtained
the signed acknowledgement required under OAR
441-035-0120(4).
A reasonable documentary basis includes, but is not limited to:
(A) A current Oregon Driver License or a
current personal identification card issued by the State of Oregon; or
(B) A document that indicates the
prospective purchaser owns or occupies property in the state as his or her
principal residence, such as a current voter registration, or official business
mail from a state or federal agency.
(4) The duration of an OIO will not exceed
twelve (12) months, unless the issuer applies to extend the offering for a
period not to exceed twelve (12) additional months. An issuer may apply to
extend the offering by submitting an amended filing with the Director in
conformance with these rules.
(5)
All proceeds from the sale of OIO securities must be used in accordance with
representations made to investors, including the disclosures required under OAR
441-035-0120.
(6) The aggregate purchase price of all OIO
securities cannot exceed two hundred fifty thousand dollars ($250,000).
(7) An issuer may not accept more
than two thousand five hundred dollars ($2,500) from any individual in reliance
on the OIO exemption.
(8) Issuers
offering or selling OIO securities must have met in person and reviewed their
business plan with a business technical service provider prior to advertising,
offering or selling securities.
(9) OIO securities sold pursuant to this
exemption are limited to notes, stocks, and debentures.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 59.035
Stats. Implemented: ORS 59.035
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