How do I file 25102f? If your business qualifies for exemption 25102(f), you must electronically file a Limited Offering Exemption Notice (http://.corp.ca.gov/forms/pdf/25102h.pdf) within 15 days from the date of issuance and pay the appropriate fee to the California Department of Corporations.

Section 25102(f) of the Corporations Code provides that the exemption is not lost by the failure to file the notice as set forth by rule of the Commissioner, but upon demand by the Commissioner for the notice an issuer must file the notice and pay an alternative fee within 15 business days.

California Corporations Code Section 25102(o) provides an exemption for offers and sales of securities by corporations or limited liability companies issued pursuant to a purchase plan or agreement, or pursuant to an option plan or agreement, where the security at the time of issuance or grant is exempt from ...

Code § 25102(f)) requires an issuer to file a notice of transaction with the Department of Business Oversight with 15 calendar days after the first first sale of the security in California.

Yes, if you issued securities in California. Securities issued in California must either be exempted or qualified. You can rely on the limited offering exemption provided by Corporations Code section 25102(f) if you meet all of the requirements in that section.