What are SEC access codes?
Any individual or company that needs to file with the SEC must first register with the SEC and obtain a set of 4 codes called SEC access codes or EDGAR codes. These are: 1. CIK (Central Index Key) - uniquely identifes the filer 2. CCC (CIK Confirmation Code) - validates the CIK 3. Password - required to log into the SEC’s EDGAR system 4. PMAC - lets the filer change the password These codes, once issued, enable the filer to log into EDGAR and submit SEC filings. A filing agent with independent EDGAR credentials can also submit filings on behalf of the filer using the filer’s CIK and CCC.How we help
Obtaining these codes involves preparing an “authentication document”, getting it notarized, and submitting it to the SEC along with a properly prepared Form ID application. This must be done correctly and accurately to avoid rejections and delays. For a low fee ($ 145), we take care of all these details, and do everything needed to get your access codes promptly and hassle-free. You only have to sign and get notarized a form we send you. Located in New York, and in this business since the earliest days of SEC reporting (1993), we'll ensure that your requirement is fulfilled without glitches or delays.How it works:
1. Fill in and submit the Filer Information and Secure Payment form below. 2. Typically within an hour, we’ll email you a document which please sign and get notarized, and email back to us. 3. We’ll then register you with the SEC and get your “access codes”. The whole process will be painless and should be completed in 1 or 2 business days. If you have any questions, please email us or call/text us at 585-310-1740.
585-310-1740 | Email: click here
c/o Advanced Computer Innovations, Inc.
70 Office Park Way • Pittsford, NY 14534-1746
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SEC Filing Agent with EDGAR credentials
- Filing Agent Services
- SEC EDGAR Access Codes
- Large Trader ID (Individuals)
- Large Trader ID (Corp./LLC)
- Form D (Regulation D)
- Form 1-A (Regulation A)
- Form C (Crowdfunding)
- Ownership Forms 3, 4, 5
- Form 13-G/13-D
- Investment Managers 13-F
- Mutual Funds
- Closed-end Funds / BDCs
- Transfer Agent TA-1/2
- Registration Statement S-1
- Current Event Reports 8-K
- Quarterly/Annual 10-Q, 10-K
- Foreign Issuers (20-F, 6-K etc.)
- HTML EDGARization
- XBRL/IXBRL Tagging
- Inline XBRL
- Other SEC forms/filings
- New Requirements
- Web-based Self-service
- MiniApp Word Add-Ins
- Desktop Software
- XBRL & Inline XBRL
- Convert Word/Excel to EDGAR
- Downloads
- About us
sec-filing.com
585-310-1740 | Email: click here
c/o Advanced Computer Innovations, Inc.
70 Office Park Way • Pittsford, NY 14534-1746
What are SEC access
codes?
Any individual or company that needs to file with the SEC must first register with the SEC and obtain a set of 4 codes called SEC access codes or EDGAR codes. These are: 1. CIK (Central Index Key) - uniquely identifes the filer 2. CCC (CIK Confirmation Code) - validates the CIK 3. Password - required to log into the SEC’s EDGAR system 4. PMAC - lets the filer change the password These codes, once issued, enable the filer to log into EDGAR and submit SEC filings. A filing agent with independent EDGAR credentials can also submit filings on behalf of the filer using the filer’s CIK and CCC.How we help
Obtaining these codes involves preparing an “authentication document”, getting it notarized, and submitting it to the SEC along with a properly prepared Form ID application. This must be done correctly and accurately to avoid rejections and delays. For a low fee ($ 145), we take care of all these details, and do everything needed to get your access codes promptly and hassle-free. You only have to sign and get notarized a form we send you. Located in New York, and in this business since the earliest days of SEC reporting (1993), we'll ensure that your requirement is fulfilled without glitches or delays.How it works:
1. Fill in and submit the Filer Information and Secure Payment form below. 2. Typically within an hour, we’ll email you a document which please sign and get notarized, and email back to us. 3. We’ll then register you with the SEC and get your “access codes”. The whole process will be painless and should be completed in 1 or 2 business days. If you have any questions, please email us or call/text us at 585-310-1740.
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SEC EDGAR Filing Agent
- Filing Agent Services
- Access Codes
- LTID (Individuals)
- LTID (Corp./LLC)
- Form D (Reg D)
- Form 1-A (Reg A)
- Form C
- Forms 3, 4, 5
- Form 13-G/13-D
- Form 13-F
- Mutual Funds
- CEFs / BDCs
- Transfer Agent
- Reg Stmt S-1
- Current Event 8-K
- Forms 10-Q, 10-K
- Foreign Issuers
- HTML EDGARization
- XBRL/IXBRL Tagging
- Inline XBRL
- Other SEC Forms
- New Requirements
- Self-service
- Word Add-Ins
- Desktop Software
- Inline XBRL
- Docs to EDGAR
- Downloads
- About us
What are SEC access codes?
Any individual or company that needs to file with the SEC must first register with the SEC and obtain a set of 4 codes called SEC access codes or EDGAR codes. These are: 1. CIK (Central Index Key) - uniquely identifes the filer 2. CCC (CIK Confirmation Code) - validates the CIK 3. Password - required to log into the SEC’s EDGAR system 4. PMAC - lets the filer change the password These codes, once issued, enable the filer to log into EDGAR and submit SEC filings. A filing agent with independent EDGAR credentials can also submit filings on behalf of the filer using the filer’s CIK and CCC.How we help
Obtaining these codes involves preparing an “authentication document”, getting it notarized, and submitting it to the SEC along with a properly prepared Form ID application. This must be done correctly and accurately to avoid rejections and delays. For a low fee ($ 145), we take care of all these details, and do everything needed to get your access codes promptly and hassle-free. You only have to sign and get notarized a form we send you. Located in New York, and in this business since the earliest days of SEC reporting (1993), we'll ensure that your requirement is fulfilled without glitches or delays.How it works:
1. Fill in and submit the Filer Information and Secure Payment form below. 2. Typically within an hour, we’ll email you a document which please sign and get notarized, and email back to us. 3. We’ll then register you with the SEC and get your “access codes”. The whole process will be painless and should be completed in 1 or 2 business days. If you have any questions, please email us or call/text us at 585-310-1740.
585-310-1740 | Email: click here
c/o Advanced Computer Innovations, Inc.
70 Office Park Way • Pittsford, NY 14534-1746
sec-filing.com
a
SEC Filing Agent with EDGAR credentials
- Filing Agent Services
- SEC EDGAR Access Codes
- Large Trader ID (Individuals)
- Large Trader ID (Corp./LLC)
- Form D (Regulation D)
- Form 1-A (Regulation A)
- Form C (Crowdfunding)
- Ownership Forms 3, 4, 5
- Form 13-G/13-D
- Investment Managers 13-F
- Mutual Funds
- Closed-end Funds / BDCs
- Transfer Agent TA-1/2
- Registration Statement S-1
- Current Event Reports 8-K
- Quarterly/Annual 10-Q, 10-K
- Foreign Issuers (20-F, 6-K etc.)
- HTML EDGARization
- XBRL/IXBRL Tagging
- Inline XBRL
- Other SEC forms/filings
- New Requirements
- Web-based Self-service
- MiniApp Word Add-Ins
- Desktop Software
- XBRL & Inline XBRL
- Convert Word/Excel to EDGAR
- Downloads
- About us
sec-filing.com
585-310-1740 | Email: click here
c/o Advanced Computer Innovations, Inc.
70 Office Park Way • Pittsford, NY 14534-1746
What are SEC access codes?
Any individual or company that needs to file with the SEC must first register with the SEC and obtain a set of 4 codes called SEC access codes or EDGAR codes. These are: 1. CIK (Central Index Key) - uniquely identifes the filer 2. CCC (CIK Confirmation Code) - validates the CIK 3. Password - required to log into the SEC’s EDGAR system 4. PMAC - lets the filer change the password These codes, once issued, enable the filer to log into EDGAR and submit SEC filings. A filing agent with independent EDGAR credentials can also submit filings on behalf of the filer using the filer’s CIK and CCC.How we help
Obtaining these codes involves preparing an “authentication document”, getting it notarized, and submitting it to the SEC along with a properly prepared Form ID application. This must be done correctly and accurately to avoid rejections and delays. For a low fee ($ 145), we take care of all these details, and do everything needed to get your access codes promptly and hassle-free. You only have to sign and get notarized a form we send you. Located in New York, and in this business since the earliest days of SEC reporting (1993), we'll ensure that your requirement is fulfilled without glitches or delays.How it works:
1. Fill in and submit the Filer Information and Secure Payment form below. 2. Typically within an hour, we’ll email you a document which please sign and get notarized, and email back to us. 3. We’ll then register you with the SEC and get your “access codes”. The whole process will be painless and should be completed in 1 or 2 business days. If you have any questions, please email us or call/text us at 585-310-1740.
a
SEC Filing Agent with EDGAR credentials
- Filing Agent Services
- SEC EDGAR Access Codes
- Large Trader ID (Individuals)
- Large Trader ID (Corp./LLC)
- Form D (Regulation D)
- Form 1-A (Regulation A)
- Form C (Crowdfunding)
- Ownership Forms 3, 4, 5
- Form 13-G/13-D
- Investment Managers 13-F
- Mutual Funds
- Closed-end Funds / BDCs
- Transfer Agent TA-1/2
- Registration Statement S-1
- Current Event Reports 8-K
- Quarterly/Annual 10-Q, 10-K
- Foreign Issuers (20-F, 6-K etc.)
- HTML EDGARization
- XBRL/IXBRL Tagging
- Inline XBRL
- Other SEC forms/filings
- New Requirements
- Web-based Self-service
- MiniApp Word Add-Ins
- Desktop Software
- XBRL & Inline XBRL
- Convert Word/Excel to EDGAR
- Downloads
- About us