"document issuance" is a correct phrase that is used in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of issuing a document, such as a passport or a license. For example: "The process of document issuance can take up to a month."
There are over 100 fields that have to be filled our properly, and the incorporation and stock issuance documents can rise to up to 200 pages.
We rarely mention the initial set of challenges every entrepreneur must face when they actually turn an idea into a startup — incorporation, stock issuance documents and more.
The cost is $99 for incorporation (not including fees), and $299 for post-incorporation documents (founder stock issuance, bylaws, initial board consent, founder confidential information invention assignment agreement, 83b, action by incorporator forms).
Created in partnership with the legal firm Orrick, the basic service includes templates to generate, review, sign, and store stock issuance documents, based on "standard terms" in the startup world — which typically include four-year vesting and a one-year cliff.
In the document announcing the forthcoming issuance of the bonds, Line also says it will use some of the funding (~$430M) for further investment in AI, including its Line Clova AI assistant and "related services".
Within the network, the lines connecting different government departments indicate previous cases of joint issuance of documents.
Andhra Pradesh has been a pioneer in reforming electricity, transferring control of water usage to farmers and computerising the issuance of government documents, which cuts down on corruption.
A matrix of government departments is generated based on cases of joint issuance of policy documents across departments, which is then imported into NodeXL for interdepartmental network and cluster analysis.
The RLCL focuses on four areas, namely (i) a stricter definition of land rights as property rights rather than just private contracts, (ii) a ban on large-scale reallocations of land and limiting small-scale readjustments with clear conditions, (iii) permitting land transfer between households, and (iv) a commitment to issuance of land documents (Deininger et al. 2012).
The meeting offers an opportunity for dialogue and discussion prior to the issuance of solicitation documents – to ensure equal treatment and transparency, and that all participants receive the same information and understanding of the procurement process.
