An issuer submits a shelf registration of securities and chooses to omit certain information in the prospectus, because that information is not yet reasonably available. To qualify for such an omission, which requirement must be met?

An issuer submits a shelf registration of securities and chooses to omit certain information in the prospectus, because that information is not yet reasonably available. To qualify for such an omission, which requirement must be met? 






A) The issuer must file a free writing prospectus
B) The omitted information must relate solely to the price or terms of the offering
C) The initial offering must have been completed and be issued prior to the date the registration statement is filed
D) The SEC must approve the omissions in writing









Answer: C


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