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EDGAR II coding as per sec specifications |
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| We convert any document meant for filing (including registration statements, updates, quarterly financial statements, notices of special events etc) into HTML documents for filing with SEC's EDGAR system. |
| We would be happy to receive inputs in the form of word processor output, spreadsheet output, power point output or just plain text. |
| We would conform to your house style or your client's house style in presentation of output with special emphasis on |
| Visual elegance that attracts and retains attention. |
| Structured layout that familiarizes users with the document rendering navigation easy and pleasant. |
| Accuracy, given the need to achieve zero error all the time. |
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| Our turnaround times are quick. |
| You have the additional advantage of our working during your night time (in India) and turning around your late evening documents before you arrive in the morning. We have acquired a reputation for accuracy in the last four years. |
| HTML |
| HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. This is the language understood by software used to browse the web. HTML uses a series of defined tags to relay display instructions to the browser. While most web documents currently make use of the HTML version 4.0 standard, the SEC only accepts HTML documents formatted using the HTML version 3.2 standard (with a few exceptions). As most HTML converters convert parent documents (i.e. MS Word, Excel, etc) to the HTML 4.0 standard, this creates challenges when creating EDGAR compliant HTML documents. |
| ASCII |
| This abbreviation stands for the American Standard Code for Information Interchange. It is a binary code used by the computer to represent characters. An EDGAR filing formatted using ASCII will contain characters and spaces only; formatting such as bolding, underlining, and italics are not permitted. |
| PDF |
| PDF stands for Portable Document Format and is a proprietary standard - set forth by the Adobe Corporation - for conveying graphic/multi-media-intensive document information across multiple platforms. Documents in PDF format are usually viewed using the Adobe Acrobat Reader. EDGAR accepts documents in PDF format as unofficial copies of documents contained in the submission. The unofficial PDF document must be filed with its official counterpart (HTML or ASCII). If you wish to file a PDF version later, it must accompany an amendment of the official filing. The only exception to this is when filing a non-public correspondence document for an SEC examiner. |
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