Our Services - Obtaining SEC Access Codes
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Any individual or other entity that files with the SEC needs to have SEC access codes (CIK, CCC and other codes). Access
codes may also be required for certain other entities referenced in a filing (e.g., the issuer in an ownership filing).
Obtaining these codes involves preparing an official document which should be notarized and transmitted to the SEC. If
an individual or entity has misplaced its access codes, it has to go through a similar process to obtain new ones.
How we help
As an SEC EDGAR filing agent, we can handle the entire process of obtaining these access codes for you, including preparing the notarization document, transmitting it to the SEC, and all necessary follow-up. You only need to get notarized and return to us a document we will send you.Cost and Turnaround
Simple first-time for US-based individuals/entities: $95 Access codes with Power of Attorney: $195 Access codes for non-US individuals/entities: $195 Recovery of previously issued access codes: $245 Non-US notary or remote notarization: add $50. During working hours, we process documents typically within an hour of receiving them. Since access codes require you to get notarized a document we send you, and the stated processing time by the SEC is up to 48 hours, you should estimate a couple of days to obtain access codes. ------------------ Blog with questions/answers, tips/tricks and discussion
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and Exchange Commission.
- Access Codes (Form ID)
- Form D
- Forms 3, 4, 5
- Form 1-A (Regulation A)
- Form C (Crowdfunding)
- Form 13-H (Large Trader ID)
- Form 13-G
- Form 13-F (13F Securities Holdings)
- Form N-PX (Proxy Vote Record)
- Form 8-K (Current Events Report)
- Form 10-Q (Quarterly Report)
- Form 10-K (Annual Report)
- Form S-1 (Registration Statement)
- Form TA-1/2 (Transfer Agent)
- Mutual Funds
- Closed-end Funds and BDCs
- New Mandates
- Other SEC forms
- HTML EDGARization
- XBRL Tagging
- Inline XBRL (iXBRL)
- Payment
Our Services - Obtaining SEC Access Codes
edgar-services.com
a division of ...
Advanced Computer Innovations, Inc.
70 Office Park Way
Pittsford, NY 14534-1746 (USA)
Phone or text: 585-310-1740 • Email: click here
Any individual or other entity that files with the SEC needs to have SEC access codes
(CIK, CCC and other codes). Access codes may also be required for certain other
entities referenced in a filing (e.g., the issuer in an ownership filing). Obtaining these
codes involves preparing an official document which should be notarized and
transmitted to the SEC. If an individual or entity has misplaced its access codes, it
has to go through a similar process to obtain new ones.
How we help
As an SEC EDGAR filing agent, we can handle the entire process of obtaining these access codes for you, including preparing the notarization document, transmitting it to the SEC, and all necessary follow-up. You only need to get notarized and return to us a document we will send you.Cost and Turnaround
Simple first-time for US-based individuals/entities: $95 Access codes with Power of Attorney: $195 Access codes for non-US individuals/entities: $195 Recovery of previously issued access codes: $245 Non-US notary or remote notarization: add $50. During working hours, we process documents typically within an hour of receiving them. Since access codes require you to get notarized a document we send you, and the stated processing time by the SEC is up to 48 hours, you should estimate a couple of days to obtain access codes. ------------------ Blog with questions/answers, tips/tricks and discussion
EDGAR® and SEC® are trademarks of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Advanced Computer Innovations, Inc.’s products and services are not
affiliated with or approved by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
- Overview of Services
- Access Codes (Form ID)
- Form D
- Forms 3, 4, 5
- Form 1-A
- Form 13-H (Large Trader ID)
- Form 13-G
- Form 13-F (13F Securities Holdings)
- Form N-PX (Proxy Vote Record)
- Form 8-K (Current Events Report)
- Form 10-Q (Quarterly Report)
- Form 10-K (Annual Report)
- Form S-1 (Registration Statement)
- Mutual Funds
- Closed-end Funds and BDCs
- New Mandates
- Other SEC forms
- HTML EDGARization
- XBRL Tagging
- Inline XBRL (iXBRL)
- Payment
Obtaining SEC Access Codes
edgar-services.com
a division of Advanced Computer Innovations, Inc.
70 Office Park Way • Pittsford, NY 14534-1746 (USA)
Phone or text: 585-310-1740
Email: click here
Any individual or other entity that
files with the SEC needs to have SEC
access codes (CIK, CCC and other
codes). Access codes may also be
required for certain other entities
referenced in a filing (e.g., the issuer
in an ownership filing). Obtaining
these codes involves preparing an
official document which should be
notarized and transmitted to the SEC.
If an individual or entity has
misplaced its access codes, it has to go through a similar process to
obtain new ones.
How we help
As an SEC EDGAR filing agent, we can handle the entire process of obtaining these access codes for you, including preparing the notarization document, transmitting it to the SEC, and all necessary follow-up. You only need to get notarized and return to us a document we will send you.Cost and Turnaround
Simple first-time for US-based individuals/entities: $95 Access codes with Power of Attorney: $195 Access codes for non-US individuals/entities: $195 Recovery of previously issued access codes: $245 Non-US notary or remote notarization: add $50. During working hours, we process documents typically within an hour of receiving them. Since access codes require you to get notarized a document we send you, and the stated processing time by the SEC is up to 48 hours, you should estimate a couple of days to obtain access codes. ------------------ Blog with questions/answers, tips/tricks and discussion
EDGAR® and SEC® are trademarks of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Advanced
Computer Innovations, Inc.’s products and services are not affiliated with or approved by the U.S.
Securities and Exchange Commission.
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- Form 13-H (Large Trader ID)
- Form 13-G (Beneficial Owners)
- Form 13-F (Securities Holdings)
- Form N-PX (Proxy Vote Record)
- Form S-1 (Registration Stmt)
- Form 8-K (Current Event Report)
- Form 10-Q (Quarterly Report)
- Form 10-K (Annual Report)
- Form TA-1/2 (Transfer Agent)
- Corporate Financial Filings
- Mutual Fund Filings
- Closed-end Funds and BDCs
- New Mandates
- Other SEC Forms
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- Inline XBRL (iXBRL)
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