The Virginia Uniform Notice of Regulation A — Tier 2 Offering is a form used by companies in Virginia to register a securities offering with the Virginia State Corporation Commission ("SCC"). This form is used when the company is doing a Regulation A — Tier 2 offering, which is a type of securities offering that allows a company to raise up to $75 million in a 12-month period without registering with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The Virginia Uniform Notice of Regulation A — Tier 2 Offering must be completed and filed with the SCC before the company can begin offering securities for sale. This form is divided into two parts: Part I, which covers the basic information about the company and the offering, and Part II, which covers the specific details of the offering. The different types of Virginia Uniform Notice of Regulation A — Tier 2 Offering are: 1) Form SCC-RA-85D, which is used for domestic issuers; 2) Form SCC-RA-86D, which is used for foreign issuers; and 3) Form SCC-RA-87D, which is used for a combination of domestic and foreign issuers.