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Interlyne, Inc.: Form D filing

Interlyne, Inc., a computers company in Manhattan Beach, CA, filed a Form D with the SEC in 2009. The latest, on May 29, 2009, reports $100,000 sold of a $100,000 offering to 1 investor.

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Company details from the filing

Address
229 1/2 35th Street, Manhattan Beach, CA, 90266
Phone
(310) 220-9767
Industry
Computers
Entity type
Corporation
Incorporated in
Ca
Year incorporated
2008
Revenue range
$1 - $1,000,000
Exemptions claimed
Rule 504
SEC identifier (CIK)
1465077

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Form D filings

FiledTypeOfferingSoldRemainingInvestorsFirst saleFiling
May 29, 2009New notice$100,000$100,000$01May 7, 2009sec.gov

Executive officers and directors named in the filing

NameRoleNote in the filing
Jonathan J. StoccoExecutive Officer, Director
Joanna L. LordExecutive Officer, Director

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