[Standardized Forms]
Because private securities come in various forms and processes they are often perceived as mysterious like complex mathematics problems solved without showing one’s work. The end result is that, though the security may be valuable, the potential buyer/trader is not willing to take the perceived risk.
To remedy the problem, participants have agreed upon a standard set of forms to be used exclusively in certain types of transactions. Below is a short list. All securities offered on the network should comply with the agreed upon standards. All other instruments not listed should be drafted according to accepted standards of the jurisdiction in which the security is to be traded.
Generally, any private security should at least be a 7-Point Instrument notarized and apostilled for international use. Non-standard instruments must be approved & recommended by an Administrative Services agent to be eligible for entry into the market. A service fee may apply regardless of final determination of a non-standard security's eligibility.
Forms
Certificate of Capital Interest
Creditor’s Affidavit
Administrative Judgment
Silver Bond