Stock Purchase Agreement | USA

Authorize the transfer of shares of stock from a seller to a buyer with this USA Assignment and Transfer of Stock Certificate form.

• The transfer form would accompany a share purchase agreement, to document a sale of shares.
• The form can be used by companies throughout the United States.
• The seller of the shares appoints an officer of the corporation as his/her attorney to transfer the stock on the corporation's books.

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Put in writing your intention to acquire all of the capital stock of a U.S. company in this customizable Letter of Intent.

• The selling shareholders would be retained as consultants during the transition period, on an as-needed basis.
• The sellers would also be entitled to representation on the Board of Directors until the purchase price for the stock is paid in full.
• The purpose of the Letter of Intent is to ensure that the selling shareholders and the purchaser of the shares of stock all have the same understanding of the terms discussed.
• The Letter of Intent is an agreement in principle, not a legal contract, and is not legally binding except as it relates to the negotiations between the parties.

Set out the terms of an offer to buy preferred stock in a US company planning an initial public offering with this Letter of Intent to Purchase Preferred Stock.

• The proposed transaction would see the investor purchasing preferred stock convertible into shares of common stock at any time. The preferred stock would be subject to mandatory conversion in the event of a Qualified IPO.
• Non-cumulative dividends will accrue on the preferred stock. Upon conversion into common stock, all dividends would be canceled. In addition, the company will create an option pool of unallocated shares to attract and provide incentives for key employees.
• The Letter of Intent is intended solely as a basis for discussion, not as a legal contract, and it is not legally binding except as it relates to the negotiations between the parties.