Form 10 Blank Check Shell Profile

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What is a Form 10 or Blank Check Shell?

A virgin shell company is created when a newly incorporated blank check firm with only a handful of officers and directors voluntarily subjects itself to SEC reporting requirements by filing a Form 10-SB.

Better than a trading OTC-BB shell?

When you calculate the fees for a trading OTCBB at a minimum of $500,000, plus minimum $50,000 legal and $30,000 CPA, the smaller end of the scale cost for a trading OTCBB is around $580,000 (that's the bottom; it goes up from there). And the company is receiving maybe 90% deliverable and a scarry unknown float. A Form 10 shell offers 100% deliverable, and you know who your shareholders are for a much cheaper all-inclusive price.

We have Form 10 Shells available for reverse merger

If you are interested in a Form 10 or Blank Check shell, contact us today! We are principals not brokers or finders.

Disclaimer

Form 10 (Blank Check) Shell Profile

Here is a profile of a typical Form 10 blank check shell company available for a reverse merger with your private business. This shell's common shares are registered with the U.S.s Securities and Exchange Commission and is a fully reporting company.

The shell is a reporting company under the United States Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. The shell is current with all its filings.

The shell was formed to be a vehicle for merger with a private company, and is free of operating history, assets (other than its nominal capitalization) or liabilities, existing or contingent.

The shell is incorporated in the State of Delaware, with capitalization of 100,000,000 common shares, $.0001 par value, and 20,000,000 preferred shares (undesignated), $.0001 par value.

There are 1,390,000 common shares issued and outstanding. No preferred shares have been issued, and no rights, warrants, options or commitments exist for any other common or preferred shares.

Audited Financial Statements by a PCAOB (Public Company Accounting Oversight Board) registered accounting firm: show no liabilities and no material assets.

The proposed business activities of any of our available Form 10 shell companies are described in their Form 10-SB Registration Statements filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC"), and these described business activities classify this Form 10 reporting shell as a "blank check company".