What makes reverse merger filings different from regular 8-K filings?

A reverse merger Super 8-K is significantly more complex than a standard 8-K. It must contain the complete financial and business disclosures that would be required in a Form 10 registration statement, including audited financial statements of the acquired operating company.

Do you handle the full filing sequence for reverse mergers?

Yes. We manage the entire EDGAR filing sequence from the Super 8-K through registration statements, initial periodic reports, and Section 16 ownership filings.

Reverse Merger Filing Agent

EDGAR filing expertise for reverse merger and shell company transactions — Super 8-K filings, registration statements, and initial periodic reports.

Reverse Merger Filings

A reverse merger allows a private company to become publicly traded by merging into an existing public shell company. These transactions involve a complex filing sequence with specific EDGAR requirements for shell company reporting.

What We File

Super 8-K Filing

Comprehensive Form 8-K filed after closing, containing the full disclosures required by Item 5.06 (Shell Company Transactions) including audited financial statements.

Registration Statements

S-1 or 10-12G registration statements for the combined entity, including resale registration statements for existing shareholders.

Initial Periodic Reports

First 10-K and 10-Q filings for the newly public operating company following the reverse merger.

Section 16 Setup

Initial Form 3 filings for directors, officers, and 10% beneficial owners of the new public company.

8-K (Super)S-110-12G10-K10-QForm 3

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