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What will happen when the funding goal is reached in a Regulation crowdfunding offering?

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When the funding goal is reached, the stock transfer agent will prepare the share certificates and any other documents related to the transfer of securities. We partnered with Colonial Stock Transfer to provide an affordable option for the entrepreneur. When the documents are ready, shares will be transferred to the investors.

At this point, after the stock transfer agent will confirm the securities have been properly transferred to the new shareholders, we will instruct the escrow agent to release the funds into the entrepreneur’s checking account.

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Investing in startups and early-stage businesses involves risks including illiquidity, lack of dividends, loss of investment and dilution. Equity crowdfunding should only be executed as part of a diversified portfolio in accordance with the limits set up by the State Securities Board. At truCrowd we exclusively serve resident investors who understand these risks and are capable of making their own investment decisions. Read the full Risk Warning. California Investor Only – Do not sell my information

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