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Can I use Reg A+ if my company is not in the US?

Is Regulation A+ an option for International companies?

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Yes. If you set up a company in the USA or Canada then you are allowed to use Reg A+ using that entity.

Most companies that take this route set up a "C" Corporation in Delaware, but you can also set up an LLC or a Limited Partnership.

The company must have US-based executives and Board members (not 100% but primarily US-Based). It can operate outside of the USA, and it must have a legitimate business role and rights to satisfy the SEC and to attract investors in the Reg A+ marketing.

How to succeed with your Reg A+ offering.

 

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