Issuing shares, to a founder, an early employee, or a new investor, requires more than an informal agreement. It needs proper documentation: stock certificates, updated cap tables, and compliance with securities regulations that apply even to small, private issuances.
We handle the paperwork and filings required to issue shares correctly, keeping your cap table accurate as ownership changes.
Improperly documented share issuances can create real problems during a future fundraise or sale, when buyers and investors expect clean records.
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Once ownership terms are agreed, there's no reason the paperwork should lag. We prepare documentation promptly once we have the details.

"Issued shares to two new investors and had the cap table updated the same week, no confusion about who owned what."
Share who's receiving shares, how many, and under what terms. We prepare the required documentation from there.
See your updated ownership structure reflected immediately after issuance.
Stock certificate preparation for new share issuances.
Cap table updates reflecting new ownership.
Securities compliance review for private issuances.
Board resolution documentation supporting the issuance.
Ongoing support as your ownership structure evolves.