Answer:
The false statement is letter "D": A delayed registration permits a firm to register an offering under SEC 415 and then issue the securities over a two-year period.
Step-by-step explanation:
Actually a Shelf Registration -not a delayed registration, is a procedure carried out by new publicly traded companies in order to register a new offering with no need to issue the shares immediately. This is usually done when the company believes in the near future there will be better market conditions. The shares must be issued within two years as maximum after the company's stocks were registered under the SEC Rule 415.