Trusted guidance and full-service preparation for Tier 1 and Tier 2 offerings, from Form 1-A filings to final SEC submission.
SEC Regulation A is a valuable exemption from full registration that allows smaller companies to raise up to $75 million through public offerings with fewer compliance burdens than traditional IPOs. While still subject to disclosure and reporting rules, Reg A filings enable access to capital markets with more flexibility.
Benefits of Regulation A filings for businesses include faster access to capital, reduced regulatory hurdles, and the ability to “test the waters” before fully committing to a public raise. However, proper execution of a Reg A filing—including submission of Form 1-A filings, formatting, and investor-facing documentation—is essential to ensure compliance, transparency, and investor trust. Southridge Services simplifies the process with expert support across every stage of the SEC filing services process.
Our professional services include:




We begin by reviewing your Form 1-A filing in its finalized format, including all input from auditors and attorneys. Please ensure that financial statements are embedded within the Word document where possible.
Our team converts your document into the proper format. You’ll receive both HTML and Word versions to review, with any changes tracked.
We perform a thorough review and validation to ensure your submission meets all technical and content standards. We also assist with any necessary amendments or responses.
Your Reg A filing is submitted through the official EDGAR system. We provide confirmations and archive copies for your records.
Let Southridge Services support your Regulation A journey with speed, precision, and full compliance.
Companies can “test the waters” before filing but must follow SEC rules for investor communications. All marketing materials must be filed with the SEC, avoid misleading claims, and include appropriate disclaimers to prevent investor confusion.
For Tier 2 offerings, companies must provide audited financial statements prepared in accordance with U.S. GAAP by an independent public accountant registered with the PCAOB. Tier 1 offerings generally do not require audited statements.