New York "Filing Requirements With the Department of Law Pursuant to SEC Regulation A+," effective on June 19, 2015, is a set of rules and regulations imposed by the State of New York that require businesses to file certain documents with the Department of Law. These documents include a Form A-1, which is a registration statement for securities offerings, and a Form A-2, which is a Form 8-K containing information about any material changes in a company's financial condition or operations. Businesses must also provide a Form A-3, which discloses the issuer's financial condition at the time of the offering, as well as any related documents, such as audited financial statements, board minutes, and other documents. Furthermore, businesses must also provide a Form A-4, which is a letter of intent that outlines the issuer's proposed use of the proceeds in the event the offering is successful. Lastly, the Department of Law requires businesses to provide a Form A-5, which is a letter of comfort to the Department of Law indicating that the issuer is in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.