An excerpt: "SEC Form 10-12G is less common than SEC Form S-1, the initial registration form for new securities, which is usually used in connection with an initial public offering (IPO). SEC Form 10-12G Registration Statement only registers shares; it does not create free-trading shares. Unlike a Form S-1 filing, a Form 10-12G Registration Statement is automatically effective after 60 days."
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