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An SEC form that must be filed by issuers that have completed a Tier 2 offering under Regulation A under the Securities Act.

SEC Form F-1 is the registration required for foreign companies that want to be listed on a U.S. stock exchange. Any amendments or changes that have to be made by the issuer are filed under SEC Form F-1/A. After the foreign issuer's securities are issued, the company is required to file Form 20-F annually.

Form F-4 is a registration statement used to register securities issued by a foreign private issuer in connection with certain business combinations, exchange offers, reclassifications, mergers, consolidations and asset transfers. Resource ID 7-500-8144. © 2023 Thomson Reuters.

Notice of Effectiveness means a notice upon receipt of which the Seller effectively transfers to the Administrative Agent the exclusive control of the Controlled Account or a Collection Account, as applicable.

Form F-3 can be a simpler form to prepare than Form F-1 because it is a short-form prospectus in which much of the disclosure is incorporated by reference from past Exchange Act reports. Form F-3 also allows for “forward” incorporation of subsequent Exchange Act reports.

Form F-1 is the standard registration statement filed on the SEC EDGAR system by foreign private issuers (certain non-US companies) to register additional securities and by private companies seeking to go public through an IPO (Initial Public Offering).

Form F-1 is the registration statement form most commonly used by foreign private issuers (certain non-US companies) selling securities in a registered offering in the US for the first time.

Form S-1 vs. Form F-1. Form S-1, also a Registration Statement required under the Securities Exchange Act of 1933 for new issuance of securities, must be filed by domestic corporations. Form F-1, as discussed, is for foreign corporations.