Help for SEC Filers Transitioning to EDGAR Next
EDGAR Next is the SEC's modernization initiative aimed at enhancing the EDGAR system by improving security, usability, and filing processes. Current SEC Filers must transition to the new system. This means many changes, including: • Obtaining individual account credentials through Login.gov. • Designating Account Administrators. • Formal delegation to service providers to prepare and submit filings. • More comprehensive EDGAR account management. • Annual login and confirmation requirements.How we help
For a low fee, we take care of many of the details involved in transitioning and enrolling you into the new system. Additionally, we will be there to guide and walk you through steps that you must necessarily carry out yourself. Typically, our fee is $95 for individual filers, and $195 for entities. Located in New York, and in this business since the earliest days of SEC reporting (1993), we'll ensure that your transition into EDGAR Next is accomplished quickly and smoothly without hassles, glitches or delays.How it works:
Individual Filers
1. Set up your Login.gov account (click here) if you don't have one already. You'll need a reliable email address (which will be visible on the EDGAR Next dashboard) to serve as Login ID, and a mobile phone for two-factor authentication. 2. Make sure you have working current EDGAR Access Codes (specifically the passphrase, CIK and CCC). We can help you refresh, update or procure them if needed. 3. After March 24th, 2025 you'll need to transition to EDGAR Next. Please send us your information using our secure web form (click here), and we'll take it from there. 4. Once we've transitioned you, you'll receive an email from the SEC asking you to log in to the EDGAR Next Dashboard and confirm some choices. We'll walk you through those steps if needed.Other Filing Entities (Corporations, LLCs, Funds, Trusts, etc.)
1. Select two Account Administrators (a single-member entity needs only one). An Account Administrator must be a natural person closely associated with the entity, such as an employee or managing member, and may not be an external individual like an attorney or filing agent, except by notarized power of attorney. Account Administrators are held accountable for filings submitted by the entity, and serve as the entity's points of contact for the SEC. 2. Each Account Administrator must set up his/her Login.gov account (click here) if he/she doesn't have one already. He/she will need a reliable email address (which will be visible on the EDGAR Next dashboard) to serve as Login ID, and a mobile phone for two-factor authentication. 3. Make sure the entity has working current EDGAR Access Codes (specifically the passphrase, CIK and CCC). We can help you refresh, update or procure them if needed. 4. After March 24th, 2025 the entity will need to transition to EDGAR Next. Please send us your entity's information using our secure web form (click here), and we'll take it from there. 5. Once we've transitioned the entity, the Account Administrators will receive emails from the SEC asking them to log in to the EDGAR Next Dashboard and confirm some choices. We'll walk you through those steps if needed. Note that if an Account Administrator is also an Individual Filer, he/she needs to individually transition to EDGAR Next as well (see Individual Filers above).In Summary …
For a small fee, we remove all the hassles involved in your transition to the new EDGAR Next System. We take care of most of the details, and help, guide and walk you through the steps you necessarily have to take yourself. Having been in this business since 1993, you’ll find us to be knowledgeable, professional, timely, responsive, and a pleasure to work with!
585-310-1740 | Email: click here
c/o Advanced Computer Innovations, Inc.
70 Office Park Way • Pittsford, NY 14534-1746
sec-filing.com
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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
- EDGAR Next Transition
- Web-based Self-service
- 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
Help for SEC Filers
Transitioning to
EDGAR Next
EDGAR Next is the SEC's modernization initiative aimed at enhancing the EDGAR system by improving security, usability, and filing processes. Current SEC Filers must transition to the new system. This means many changes, including: • Obtaining individual account credentials through Login.gov. • Designating Account Administrators. • Formal delegation to service providers to prepare and submit filings. • More comprehensive EDGAR account management. • Annual login and confirmation requirements.How we help
For a low fee, we take care of many of the details involved in transitioning and enrolling you into the new system. Additionally, we will be there to guide and walk you through steps that you must necessarily carry out yourself. Typically, our fee is $95 for individual filers, and $195 for entities. Located in New York, and in this business since the earliest days of SEC reporting (1993), we'll ensure that your transition into EDGAR Next is accomplished quickly and smoothly without hassles, glitches or delays.How it works:
Individual Filers
1. Set up your Login.gov account (click here) if you don't have one already. You'll need a reliable email address (which will be visible on the EDGAR Next dashboard) to serve as Login ID, and a mobile phone for two-factor authentication. 2. Make sure you have working current EDGAR Access Codes (specifically the passphrase, CIK and CCC). We can help you refresh, update or procure them if needed. 3. After March 24th, 2025 you'll need to transition to EDGAR Next. Please send us your information using our secure web form (click here), and we'll take it from there. 4. Once we've transitioned you, you'll receive an email from the SEC asking you to log in to the EDGAR Next Dashboard and confirm some choices. We'll walk you through those steps if needed.Other Filing Entities
(Corporations, LLCs, Funds,
Trusts, etc.)
1. Select two Account Administrators (a single- member entity needs only one). An Account Administrator must be a natural person closely associated with the entity, such as an employee or managing member, and may not be an external individual like an attorney or filing agent, except by notarized power of attorney. Account Administrators are held accountable for filings submitted by the entity, and serve as the entity's points of contact for the SEC. 2. Each Account Administrator must set up his/her Login.gov account (click here) if he/she doesn't have one already. He/she will need a reliable email address (which will be visible on the EDGAR Next dashboard) to serve as Login ID, and a mobile phone for two-factor authentication. 3. Make sure the entity has working current EDGAR Access Codes (specifically the passphrase, CIK and CCC). We can help you refresh, update or procure them if needed. 4. After March 24th, 2025 the entity will need to transition to EDGAR Next. Please send us your entity's information using our secure web form (click here), and we'll take it from there. 5. Once we've transitioned the entity, the Account Administrators will receive emails from the SEC asking them to log in to the EDGAR Next Dashboard and confirm some choices. We'll walk you through those steps if needed. Note that if an Account Administrator is also an Individual Filer, he/she needs to individually transition to EDGAR Next as well (see Individual Filers above).In Summary …
For a small fee, we remove all the hassles involved in your transition to the new EDGAR Next System. We take care of most of the details, and help, guide and walk you through the steps you necessarily have to take yourself. Having been in this business since 1993, you’ll find us to be knowledgeable, professional, timely, responsive, and a pleasure to work with!
a
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
- EDGAR Next Transition
- Self-service
- Desktop Software
- Inline XBRL
- Docs to EDGAR
- Downloads
- About us
Help for SEC Filers Transitioning to EDGAR Next
EDGAR Next is the SEC's modernization initiative aimed at enhancing the EDGAR system by improving security, usability, and filing processes. Current SEC Filers must transition to the new system. This means many changes, including: • Obtaining individual account credentials through Login.gov. • Designating Account Administrators. • Formal delegation to service providers to prepare and submit filings. • More comprehensive EDGAR account management. • Annual login and confirmation requirements.How we help
For a low fee, we take care of many of the details involved in transitioning and enrolling you into the new system. Additionally, we will be there to guide and walk you through steps that you must necessarily carry out yourself. Typically, our fee is $95 for individual filers, and $195 for entities. Located in New York, and in this business since the earliest days of SEC reporting (1993), we'll ensure that your transition into EDGAR Next is accomplished quickly and smoothly without hassles, glitches or delays.How it works:
Individual Filers
1. Set up your Login.gov account (click here) if you don't have one already. You'll need a reliable email address (which will be visible on the EDGAR Next dashboard) to serve as Login ID, and a mobile phone for two-factor authentication. 2. Make sure you have working current EDGAR Access Codes (specifically the passphrase, CIK and CCC). We can help you refresh, update or procure them if needed. 3. After March 24th, 2025 you'll need to transition to EDGAR Next. Please send us your information using our secure web form (click here), and we'll take it from there. 4. Once we've transitioned you, you'll receive an email from the SEC asking you to log in to the EDGAR Next Dashboard and confirm some choices. We'll walk you through those steps if needed.Other Filing Entities (Corporations, LLCs, Funds, Trusts, etc.)
1. Select two Account Administrators (a single-member entity needs only one). An Account Administrator must be a natural person closely associated with the entity, such as an employee or managing member, and may not be an external individual like an attorney or filing agent, except by notarized power of attorney. Account Administrators are held accountable for filings submitted by the entity, and serve as the entity's points of contact for the SEC. 2. Each Account Administrator must set up his/her Login.gov account (click here) if he/she doesn't have one already. He/she will need a reliable email address (which will be visible on the EDGAR Next dashboard) to serve as Login ID, and a mobile phone for two-factor authentication. 3. Make sure the entity has working current EDGAR Access Codes (specifically the passphrase, CIK and CCC). We can help you refresh, update or procure them if needed. 4. After March 24th, 2025 the entity will need to transition to EDGAR Next. Please send us your entity's information using our secure web form (click here), and we'll take it from there. 5. Once we've transitioned the entity, the Account Administrators will receive emails from the SEC asking them to log in to the EDGAR Next Dashboard and confirm some choices. We'll walk you through those steps if needed. Note that if an Account Administrator is also an Individual Filer, he/she needs to individually transition to EDGAR Next as well (see Individual Filers above).In Summary …
For a small fee, we remove all the hassles involved in your transition to the new EDGAR Next System. We take care of most of the details, and help, guide and walk you through the steps you necessarily have to take yourself. Having been in this business since 1993, you’ll find us to be knowledgeable, professional, timely, responsive, and a pleasure to work with!
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
- EDGAR Next Transition
- Web-based Self-service
- 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
Help for SEC Filers Transitioning to
EDGAR Next
EDGAR Next is the SEC's modernization initiative aimed at enhancing the EDGAR system by improving security, usability, and filing processes. Current SEC Filers must transition to the new system. This means many changes, including: • Obtaining individual account credentials through Login.gov. • Designating Account Administrators. • Formal delegation to service providers to prepare and submit filings. • More comprehensive EDGAR account management. • Annual login and confirmation requirements.How we help
For a low fee, we take care of many of the details involved in transitioning and enrolling you into the new system. Additionally, we will be there to guide and walk you through steps that you must necessarily carry out yourself. Typically, our fee is $95 for individual filers, and $195 for entities. Located in New York, and in this business since the earliest days of SEC reporting (1993), we'll ensure that your transition into EDGAR Next is accomplished quickly and smoothly without hassles, glitches or delays.How it works:
Individual Filers
1. Set up your Login.gov account (click here) if you don't have one already. You'll need a reliable email address (which will be visible on the EDGAR Next dashboard) to serve as Login ID, and a mobile phone for two-factor authentication. 2. Make sure you have working current EDGAR Access Codes (specifically the passphrase, CIK and CCC). We can help you refresh, update or procure them if needed. 3. After March 24th, 2025 you'll need to transition to EDGAR Next. Please send us your information using our secure web form (click here), and we'll take it from there. 4. Once we've transitioned you, you'll receive an email from the SEC asking you to log in to the EDGAR Next Dashboard and confirm some choices. We'll walk you through those steps if needed.Other Filing Entities (Corporations, LLCs, Funds,
Trusts, etc.)
1. Select two Account Administrators (a single-member entity needs only one). An Account Administrator must be a natural person closely associated with the entity, such as an employee or managing member, and may not be an external individual like an attorney or filing agent, except by notarized power of attorney. Account Administrators are held accountable for filings submitted by the entity, and serve as the entity's points of contact for the SEC. 2. Each Account Administrator must set up his/her Login.gov account (click here) if he/she doesn't have one already. He/she will need a reliable email address (which will be visible on the EDGAR Next dashboard) to serve as Login ID, and a mobile phone for two-factor authentication. 3. Make sure the entity has working current EDGAR Access Codes (specifically the passphrase, CIK and CCC). We can help you refresh, update or procure them if needed. 4. After March 24th, 2025 the entity will need to transition to EDGAR Next. Please send us your entity's information using our secure web form (click here), and we'll take it from there. 5. Once we've transitioned the entity, the Account Administrators will receive emails from the SEC asking them to log in to the EDGAR Next Dashboard and confirm some choices. We'll walk you through those steps if needed. Note that if an Account Administrator is also an Individual Filer, he/she needs to individually transition to EDGAR Next as well (see Individual Filers above).In Summary …
For a small fee, we remove all the hassles involved in your transition to the new EDGAR Next System. We take care of most of the details, and help, guide and walk you through the steps you necessarily have to take yourself. Having been in this business since 1993, you’ll find us to be knowledgeable, professional, timely, responsive, and a pleasure to work with!
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
- EDGAR Next Transition
- Web-based Self-service
- Desktop Software
- XBRL & Inline XBRL
- Convert Word/Excel to EDGAR
- Downloads
- About us