Company FAQ
Once my Company is accepted by WyomingWINs, what information do we need to provide to WyomingWINs to begin the offering?
Each Company needs to provide an executive summary, logo or picture, term sheet, offering documents, and all of the information required by the WIN Exemption which includes, but is not limited to contact information, current capitalization, type of offering and securities, applicable risk factors, minimum raise amount, use of proceeds, financial statements prepared in accordance with U.S. GAAP, and other general business information.
What ongoing compliance is required during and after an offering?
While a Company’s offering is still outstanding, a quarterly report due 45 days after the end of each fiscal quarter must be filed with the Wyoming Secretary of State’s Office of Compliance Division. Upon completion of an offering, the Company must file a final sales report no later than 30 days after the last sale in the offering.
Does my Company need to engage any other service provider or professional to complete the offering besides WyomingWINs?
Depending upon experience level your Company may need to engage an attorney and/or certified public accountant. WyomingWINs does not provide tax, legal or accounting advice.
Is WyomingWINs a registered broker/dealer?
No WyomingWINs is not a registered broker/dealer.
How will I know when an investor invests in my Company’s offering?
WyomingWINs will notify your Company upon each investor completing your Company’s offering documents and submitting them to WyomingWINs along with submitting the investment amount to the escrow account.