The California Application for Consent to Transfer Securities Pursuant to Section 25151 is a form that must be completed and submitted by any person or entity wishing to transfer securities in California. The form is required by the California Corporations Code and must be completed and submitted to the California Department of Business Oversight for consent before any transfer of securities takes place. The form requires the applicant to provide details about the securities, including the type, number, and value of the securities being transferred. It also requires the applicant to provide information about the proposed transferor and transferee, the consideration for the transfer, and the intended use of the proceeds from the sale. The form must also be accompanied by a written statement from the transferor and transferee, describing the terms and conditions of the proposed transfer. There are two types of California Application for Consent to Transfer Securities Pursuant to Section 25151: the General Form and the Limited Form. The General Form should be used when the transfer involves more than one issuer or when the transfer is not related to a public offering. The Limited Form should be used when the transfer involves only one issuer and the transfer is related to a public offering.