As a reminder, you can always check the status of your investment by going to the [“Transaction History”](https://invest.equifund.com/portfolio/history) section of your My Portfolio Dashboard.
There are four columns you want to pay attention to: KYC, Status, Type, and E-Sign.
For KYC, you will see:
- Run KYC: As the name suggests, this means we have not performed any AML/KYC verification.
- Approved: This means you passed AML/KYC
- Failed: This means you DID NOT pass the AML/KYC. We will contact you to request additional documentation in order to clear this error.
For Status, you will see:
- Rejected: This likely means your payment was rejected. To fix this, click on the grey pencil icon to update your payment method.
- Pending: This means your funds have not been received.
- Payment Received: this means that your funds are in escrow.
- Approved: This means your funds have cleared, AML/KYC check is good, and your order will be executed in the next Roll Close
- Complete: this means that your investment is finalized (please be aware of the 21-day rule; no orders can be executed until 21 days after the first day the offering is made public).
For Type, you will see:
- Contribution: This indicates you have an active order
- Commitment: This means you have been put on the waiting list
For E-Sign, you will see
- 2/2 Incomplete: This means that you have not signed the subscription agreement. Please go to the [My Documents](https://invest.equifund.com/documents) folder, click on the “Awaiting another signature” folder, then click on the red box to open the e-sign and complete your side.
- 1/2 Incomplete: This means the issuer has not signed.
- Complete: This means both parties have signed and the order is complete. The executed subscription will now be in your [My Documents](https://invest.equifund.com/documents) folder under “Completed”
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