# My investor is flagged for accreditation — what documents do they need and how long does review take?

> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](/llms.txt).

Examples of documents we accept to verify an investor’s accreditation status include:
  • Bank, brokerage, or retirement account statements
  • W2, 1099, K1 or a 1040 over the last two years
  • Tax assessment or appraisal
  • Evidence of holding a series 7, 65, or 82
  • A letter from a CPA, investment adviser, lawyer, or broker-dealer

The documents must show proof of meeting one or more of the following qualifiers:

Individual accreditation
  • I am a Qualified Purchaser with $5M+ in investments
  • I have at least $1 million in net worth
  • I have $200k+ income for the past 2 years (or $300k joint with spouse) and expect the same this year
  • I have an active Series 7, 65, or 82 in good standing

Entity accreditation
  • The entity has at least $25 million in investments
  • The entity has more than $5 million in assets
  • All owners of the entity are qualified purchasers
  • All owners of the entity are accredited investors
  • The entity is an investment advisor (registered or exempt reporting advisor) or a broker-dealer

Note: It typically takes 1-2 business days for our team to review accreditation documents. Investments are held in a “pending” status until accreditation is confirmed and all blockers or action items have been resolved. 

Investors should open this URL to upload formal accreditation proof: https://wefunder.com/verify?accreditation