Many times, companies will simply ask you to certify that you’re an accredited investor. In these cases, you may not have to provide any documentation.
In other cases, companies may require you to prove you’re an accredited investor. Tax returns, bank statements, and other information may be able to help you prove this.
Just because a company doesn’t verify your status doesn’t mean you should lie and say you’re an accredited investor when you aren’t. If you do lie, it could cause problems down the road.