Reg A is an exemption from the registration requirements, allowing companies to offer and sell their securities without having to register the offering with the SEC. Companies relying on a Regulation A exemption can offer and sell their securities to the public under two different tiers that have two different requirements—up to $20M under Tier 1 and up to $75M under Tier 2. We are undertaking a Tier 2 offering for up to $10M USD.

Yes, if you have a self-directed IRA, a revocable trust that you are the trustee for, or are the owner/manager of an LLC or in a position to direct a corporation’s monies, you can file your Subscription Agreement with us directly as your entity and name it as the investor and invest through it. Please remember to disclose the entity’s net assets and annual revenues, as well as all other Title III investments made in the last 12 months here.

Reg A offerings securities are federally unrestricted and can be sold immediately after purchase. They are deemed freely tradable shares. However, these securities may be difficult to sell, and wide-ranging price fluctuations are common. There may be state laws that affect the merchantability of the securities. Investing in these securities tends to be longer-term investments.

A non-accredited investor can only invest a maximum of 10% of their annual income or 10% of their net worth per offering, whichever is greater. There are no restrictions for accredited investors — See the “What is an accredited investor?” FAQ below.

An accredited investor under U.S. standard is any investor meeting criteria determined by the SEC.

An individual accredited investor is someone that has:

A net worth in excess of $1,000,000, not including your primary residence; or

historic and expected income of over $200,000 (or $300,000 for couples) in a calendar year.

An accredited investor as an entity is:

Any trust with total assets worth more than $5,000,000, not formed for the specific purpose of acquiring the securities offered, whose purchase is directed by a sophisticated person; or any entity in which all of the equity owners are individual accredited investors.  

Under SEC Rule 501, those qualifying as “accredited investors” may invest in deals not available to unaccredited investors — those who don’t meet the above criteria — as long as they can show documented proof towards their accreditation if prompted or audited.

Our Deal is open to all with some amount limitations for non-accredited investors.

No.
Only ACH or Wire (to be provided once the Offering Is Qualified by the SEC).

No, commitments are non-revocable.

We simply need to be able to verify each investor’s identity. This is not just helpful for Greenery Map (imagine trying to issue shares to someone who doesn’t exist) it is also required under U.S. federal law to prevent terrorist financing and money laundering. From time to time, you may be prompted to provide your SSN, ID, or Passport (and if you are investing as an entity, relevant documents for your entity) to complete an investment. Which of these is asked for will depend on, and is specific, to your situation. We collect this data to verify who you are and to make sure you are not on a list that would prevent Greenery Map from doing business with you.

When we collect your personal identifying information, we do not resale it. If your documents and numbers are cleared, there will be no further action required, if something isn’t right, we will reach out and help you fix it. We want everyone to be able to invest with Greenery Map, however, failure to provide requested documents or information will result in your investment commitment being canceled.

For U.S. individuals:

Any government-issued photo ID, including:

Driver’s license

Passport

For foreign individuals:

Passport

For address verification:

A scan of a mail item, bank statement, or utility bill

Dated within the last 90 days

Showing your name and your full address, as it appears in your investor profile to match the information provided in the subscription agreement.

The following information is based on our understanding of how some investors will be taxed on commonly used investment instruments.  Greenery Map Inc prepares its own security instrument for fundraising.  As an investor purchasing these shares you would be taxed if there is a capital gain, and we encourage you to discuss any tax questions with your tax, legal, accounting, and other financial advisers.  The great majority of investments in seed-stage and early-stage companies result in complete losses for the investor, so tax losses may be expected on your investment.

To print an offering (deal) page, use your browser’s print function (Cmd+P on Mac, Ctrl+P on Windows).

When you invest with us, you are not automatically enrolled and approved, Greenery Map will review your information your payment, and your subscription agreement being duly executed before sending you a confirmation and acceptance. Every $100,000 tranche raised the Company conducts a roll-up closing. Once it is completed you will receive a confirmation that you were enrolled and became a shareholder, thereafter the independent Transfer Agent VStock will issue you the stock certificate which will be freely tradable without a restrictive legend.

Our Reg A is required to file annual and semiannual reports, along with periodic material updates, with the SEC until certain thresholds are met to discontinue reporting. So yes!

No, there is no citizenship requirement to invest, and Greenery Map is open to anyone over 18. Nonetheless, it reserves the right to accept or reject any investor for any reason.