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How does the accreditation verification process work?

You must qualify as an accredited investor under Rule 501(a) of Regulation D of the Code of Federal Regulations to purchase units of the Fund. You can verify your accredited investor status by forwarding Origin’s certification form to a licensed attorney, CPA or financial advisor who is privy to your financial status as an accredited investor.

The licensed individual must complete the form on your behalf. You can also utilize a third-party service provider, such as VerifyInvestor, to verify your accreditation status. The accreditation form must be completed for the entity the investor invests in. For example, if your name is John Smith, the accreditation form must refer to you as “John Smith.” If you invest through an LLC called “John Smith Investments LLC,” the accreditation form must state “John Smith Investments LLC.”

Individual investors who commit to invest a minimum of $200,000 in a fund will be deemed to have satisfied the accreditation requirement.