When a security is being registered under coordination, all of the following are required EXCEPT A) filing with the Administrator of a statement of the maximum and minimum proposed offering price and maximum underwriting discounts or commissions concurrently with the filing of the registration statement with the SEC B) payment of the appropriate fee C) a description of the proposed use of the proceeds of the underwriting D) prompt filing with the Administrator of any amendments filed with the SEC

C) a description of the proposed use of the proceeds of the underwriting

Explanation:

When registering security by coordination, it is required that the applicant pays the appropriate fees required by law before the process begins. He is also expected to make proper documentation and filing with the Administrator at the Securities Exchange Commission. Any amendments made in former agreements are to be filed. An undertaking is to be signed by the applicant to document any future amendments.

The applicant is also expected to provide a statement of the maximum and minimum price offering, underwriting discounts, or commissions. Price Amendments are to be filed with the Administrator too. He is not expected to provide a description of the proposed use of the proceeds of the underwriting.

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