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SEC Form 40-F, also known as the Registration and Annual Report for Canadian Securities Form, is a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) used by Canadian companies that want to offer their securities to United States investors.

SEC Form F-4 required fields include: The exact name of the registrant and translation into English. State or other jurisdiction of incorporation. Primary Standard Industrial Classification Code Number. IRS Employer Identification Number. Address of the registrant's principal executive offices.

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.

What is 40SP form? This form 40SP is to be completed by the sponsor of persons applying for a partner category visa either outside Australia or in Australia. If the fiancé(e) or partner you are sponsoring is applying outside Australia, your fiancé(e) or partner will be applying to migrate.

Form 20-F is required from foreign companies, both non-U.S. and non-Canadian companies, whose securities are traded in the U.S.

Form F-10 may be used for the registration of securities under the Securities Act of 1933 (the “Securities Act”), including securities to be issued in an exchange offer or in connection with a statutory amalgamation, merger, arrangement or other reorganization requiring the vote of shareholders of the participating ...

However, the Form 20-F should not be confused as it is specifically a filing that all non-Canadian foreign private issuers must submit to the SEC to initially register securities for distribution in the U.S. and file on an ongoing basis each year. 3 The SEC Form 40-F is specific to Canadian companies only.

In ance with the SEC Exchange Act, a Canadian company that has been subject to reporting to any Canadian regulatory authority for at least 12 months, and has outstanding equity shares valued at US$75 million or more, must file a Form 40-F to register securities that it intends to offer in U.S. markets.