If you are a Non U.S. investor, in order to process your investment, will almost always require:
- A valid government-issued identification: state-issued identification card, driver's license, or federally-issued passport are accepted. Military IDs are not accepted. All photos must be in color, with all four corners of the identification visible.
- Proof of address (in English): Must be a utility bill, bank statement, or letter from a government agency, dated within the last 90 days.
Please be advised. That all proof of address documentation must be in English. For investors whose native language is not English, they may request an official translation of any accepted document, or otherwise request an “address verification” document from a financial institution in English.
The easiest way to get this done is to ask your bank for a document, on letterhead, stating something to the effect of "We certify that [Name of Investor] lives at [Address]"
Inside your profile, there is a tab called “documents” where you can upload these documents.
Here is the walkthrough on how to get this done.
For additional information on a country-by-country basis, please refer to the following articles:
- Investing as a Canadian Investor
- Investing as a United Kingdom Investor
- Investing as an Australian Investor
- Investing as a New Zealand Investor
- Investing as a French Investor
- Investing as a German Investor
- Investing as a Singapore Investor
- Investing as a Hong Kong Investor
- Investing as a United Arab Emirates Investor
- Investing as a Phillippines Investor
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