California Notice of Issuance of Securities by an Investment Company is a document used by an investment company to inform the California Department of Business Oversight (DBO) of its intent to issue securities. This document is required under the California Corporate Securities Law of 1968, which requires that a company provide notice to the DBO prior to selling securities in the state of California. The document includes a description of the issuer, the type of securities to be issued, the maximum amount of securities to be issued, the offering price, the offering period, and other pertinent information. The types of California Notice of Issuance of Securities by an Investment Company are: 1. Public Offering Notice — This document is for companies offering securities to the public. 2. Private Placement Notice — This document is for companies offering securities to a limited number of investors. 3. Regulation D Notice — This document is for companies offering securities in accordance with Regulation D of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). 4. Reg A+ Notice — This document is for companies offering securities in accordance with Regulation A+ of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).