United States Registration Commission Capitol Hill 25 D St N

United States Registration Commission at http://gov.usregcommission.org

Our Mandate

As the name implies the mandate of the U.S. Registration Commission is to oversee, regulate and enforce the federal securities laws relating to corporate filings, and the administration procedures relating to documentation. Secondary to our primary mandate but of no less importance, we interact with the various corporate and legal entities we may encounter during a merger or acquisition or the filing for the release of documentation once companies have been administrated (liquidated).

In addition, we have a responsibility to ensure that all parties involved in any transaction conduct their business in a fair and transparent manner. We believe that good regulation is good for business, when fraud does occur; it damages the integrity of the entire industry, and we adopt a policy of strict adherence and interpretation of the appropriate Federal and State legislation. One of the key developments the U.S. Registration Commission has encountered along with global integration is the challenge to ensure that all documents filed are of good standing. We endeavor to ensure compliance with all laws rules and regulations set forth in shareholder transfers and strive to serve each beneficiary in individual and corporations filings.

About the Authority

The U.S. Registration Commission’s role is to establish government oversight. The mission of the U.S. Registration Commission is to protect participants when filing for outstanding documentation in various sectors, and over the past three decades there has been influx in filings for documentation throughout the mergers and acquisitions industry. The U.S. Registration Commission is concerned primarily with disclosure of important information, enforcing registration laws, and protecting participants who interact with these various organizations and individuals.

Crucial to the U.S. Registration Commission’s effectiveness is its enforcement authority. Each year the U.S. Registration Commission brings more enforcement actions against individuals and companies that break U.S laws. Typical infractions include accounting fraud, and providing false or misleading information.

Aside from administering and enforcing federal laws in order to maintain fair, honest, and efficiency, the U.S. Registration Commission has continuously committed itself to disseminating information in a timely and efficient manner, one channel of which is through its website that offers a wealth of informational resources.

Fighting fraud however, requires teamwork. At the heart of effective protection is an educated and cautious participant. The U.S. Registration Commission is the primary overseer and regulator when filing for release of money due and or the mergers and acquisitions industry, and we work closely with many different institutions, and agencies to ensure that not only is the information we provide is correct but is also legally binding in a court of law.

Capitol Hill, 25 D St NW, Washington, DC 20005-6800, USA.
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