Get F-104 - Securities And Exchange Commission - Sec Gov

Filling out the F-104 form for the Securities and Exchange Commission can seem daunting, but with the right guidance, it can be a straightforward process. This guide provides clear instructions to help you successfully complete this important application for establishing a representative office in the Philippines.

Follow the steps to fill out the F-104 form accurately and efficiently.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the F-104 form and open it for editing.
2. Begin by entering the name of the corporation applying for the license at the top of the form. Ensure the name is spelled correctly and matches the official documents.
3. Provide the date on which the corporation was formed, along with the laws under which it is organized. Specify the duration of this incorporation.
4. State the complete address of the corporation's principal office in its home country. This should include street, city, province, and country.
5. Identify the resident agent in the Philippines. Provide the agent's name, nationality, and their office address, which should be where they are authorized to accept legal documents.
6. Specify the location where the representative office will operate within the Philippines. Include the complete address.
7. Clearly state the purpose(s) for which the corporation intends to conduct business in the Philippines. If necessary, use additional sheets to provide comprehensive details.
8. List the names and addresses of the current officers of the corporation. This should include full names and corresponding addresses for each officer.
9. Indicate the total authorized capital stock of the corporation along with the classes and series of shares available for issuance.
10. Report the total number of outstanding shares and the par value of the shares issued. This should be detailed by different classes and series if applicable.
11. Confirm the amount paid into the treasury of the foreign corporation, ensuring that it meets the requirements stipulated by the SEC.
12. Authorize the SEC and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas to verify the applicant's deposit amount and bank details. Specify the bank name and the currency equivalent.
13. Include a commitment to change the corporate name if required by the SEC or if it is found to be misleading or similar to other registered names.
14. Sign the form over the printed name of the resident agent and have it notarized for authenticity.
15. Finally, review the completed form for accuracy, save the changes, and prepare to download, print, or share the form as needed. Collect all required documents for submission.

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