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If your company is looking to go public in the United States we can help, we can sometimes speed up the process so that you keep more of the company. Our team can assist you in your quest to go public by getting you into a public shell, or quickly and reasonably putting together a Regulation A, Regulation D, or SCOR (Small Corporate Offerings Registrations) offering.

Small-cap companies use various ways to obtain public trading status for their securities. Two of the most popular ways to successfully go public in today's market are: Customized Registration Statement or Reverse Merger with a public shell.

Applicable to either method of going public, it is essential that public companies, especially newly public companies, actively maintain and manage a financial communications program.

A newly public company would be well advised to invest in consulting services to plan and execute a strategy for building and maintaining an interest in your company within the financial community.

Consultants are available to assist the public corporation in providing corporate relations services intended to increase awareness of your company on Wall Street.

In the competitive capital markets of the new millennium, financial communications are a critical element in enhancing shareholder value. We have a vast financial network and strategic contacts. We can put you in touch with people who can effectively communicate a company's performance and future opportunities in the financial marketplace. These professionals can devise and implement innovative, effective Financial Public Relations Campaigns for high impact results. GoPublicUSA.Com does not do financial public relations; we put you in contact with a company (or companies) that can help you.

Strategic Approach

After your company is publicly traded, GoPublicUSA.Com will help you tell your story to the investment community. We believe a company's market value is a combination of performance and the awareness of that performance among financial audiences. We will to put you in contact with a quality investor relations firm that can help you get your message out.

In a successful Financial Public Relations program you will communicate with every major audience in the financial community including; investment bankers, securities analysts, market makers, fund managers, portfolio managers, stockbrokers, as well as the financial media. We know the right people for you to talk to.

Proper Corporate Structure

It is appropriate to note that before a company can go "public", an appropriate entity structure is required; see our Incorporation services page. As required under Regulation D, Rule 504 of Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "Act"), your company must not be a "blank check" company and must have a specific business plan. Under our guidance, your company will conduct a Rule 504 "Limited Public Offering" which will be registered by qualification in each state that securities are to be offered for sale. The intent of this initial limited public offering is to develop a shareholder base, or public float, from which to apply for listing on the NASDAQ Over-the Counter Bulletin Board.

Registration Statements Filings

Preparation, maintenance and filing of registration statements with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission including:

• Forms 10SB12G, 10Q, 10K, 8K, 15c2-11, SB-1 AND SB-2
• Interim Report Forms
• Private Placement Memorandums
• Preparation, Legal Review, Filing, Printing, Distribution, Blue Sky Compliance, State Compliance, State Filing and maintenance of Regulation D and A Offerings
• Edgar Filings, Cusip #, S&P
• S&P Blue Sky Filings
• Stock Symbol Filings
• Market Maker Services
• Opinion of Counsel and Validity of Shares Referrals
• State Filings

Rule 15c-211 was designed to allow non-reporting public company's securities to be quoted on the National Association of Securities Dealers' ("NASD") Over-the-Counter Bulletin Board ("OTCBB") by filing some simple disclosures.

Now, companies seeking to obtain a quote on the NASD OTCBB must be required to file reports with the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC"). Under Section 15 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (the "Act"), as amended, a company who has filed a registered offering with the SEC, such as an SB-1 or SB-2 registration statement is required to file reports for one year. A company which files a Form 10 or Form 10SB (for small business issuers) becomes a reporting company under Section 12g of the Act and must file reports. To be eligible for a quotation of its securities, the company's market maker must file a Form 211 with the NASD, the company must have sufficient free trading stock in its public float to allow Rule 15c2-11.

If you need assistance in having a Form 211 filed with the NASD so that your company can trade on the OTCBB, we can help prepare that paperwork and introduce you to a market maker.