The Virginia Notice of Exempt Offering of Securities is a form issued by the State Corporation Commission (SCC) of Virginia. It is used for companies to register and to comply with the exemption rules of the state’s securities laws when offering securities to investors. This form must be filed with the SCC before any securities are sold in the state. There are two types of Virginia Notice of Exempt Offering of Securities: a Form SCC-U1 and a Form SCC-U2. Form SCC-U1 is used for offerings of securities that qualify as an intrastate offering exemption. This form must be filed in order to be eligible for the exemption. It requires detailed information on the offering, including the amount, type, and price of the securities being offered, as well as information about the issuer and its business, and the intended use of the proceeds. Form SCC-U2 is used for offerings of securities that qualify for an interstate offering exemption. This form must be filed in order to be eligible for the exemption. It requires similar information as the Form SCC-U1, but also includes additional information about the issuer and its officers, as well as information about the offering itself, such as the method of offering, the terms of the offering, the states in which the offering is being made, and the amount of fees to be paid. Both forms must be signed by the issuer, and the SCC must approve the offering before it can be made. Once approved, the company is allowed to offer its securities in the state of Virginia.