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eDisability, Inc.: Form D filing

eDisability, Inc., an insurance company in San Diego, CA, filed a Form D with the SEC in 2011. The latest, on March 23, 2011, reports $70,000 sold of a $170,000 offering to 6 investors.

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Company details from the filing

Address
770 11TH AVE., San Diego, CA, 92101
Phone
(619) 800-1030
Industry
Insurance
Entity type
Corporation
Incorporated in
California
Year incorporated
2010
Revenue range
$1 - $1,000,000
Exemptions claimed
Rule 504
SEC identifier (CIK)
1516343

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Form D filings

FiledTypeOfferingSoldRemainingInvestorsFirst saleFiling
Mar 23, 2011New notice$170,000$70,000$100,0006Nov 1, 2010sec.gov

Executive officers and directors named in the filing

NameRoleNote in the filing
Ted StearnsExecutive Officer, Director

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