U.S. Accredited Investors
Regulation D
This page is intended only for U.S. investors who qualify as “accredited investors” under Regulation D of the U.S. Securities Act of 1933. If you are not a U.S. person or do not meet accredited investor criteria, please return to the Investor Access page.
Important:
Regulatory Notice
This offering is conducted under:
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Regulation D, Rule 506(b) (Private offering)
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Regulation D, Rule 506(c) (General solicitation with verification)
Depending on your qualification status, you may be asked for:
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Accredited investor verification
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Financial statements
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Third-party verification letters
Investment
Opportunities (Reg D)
U.S. Accredited Investors may participate in:
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FJ International Career Institute
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FJ CleanConnect
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Future global projects under Group expansion
Security types may include:
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Equity
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Convertible notes
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Revenue-backed notes
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Preferred share
(Depending on the offering memorandum you issue)
About FJ Investment
Holding Corporation
FJ Investment Holding Corporation (Delaware, USA) manages global investments supporting:
FJ International Career Institute
(UK, AUS, NZ)
FJ CleanConnect (UK, AUS, NZ)
FJ Talent subsidiaries
SPV-based operational structures
U.S. investor funds are used for project expansion, global operations, and strategic investments.
How to proceed as a U.S. investor
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Confirm Accredited Investor Status
Confirm your U.S. and accredited investor status using the form below.
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Receive Offering Pack
Receive the Reg D Offering Pack (PPM, Term Sheet, Subscription Agreement).
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KYC/AML Verification
Complete KYC/AML checks.
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Undergo accredited investor verification
Your financial qualifications are checked to confirm accredited investor status properly.
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Receive Subscription Documents
You are sent official investment agreements and forms required to subscribe.
Contact (International Desk)
Handled By: FJ Investment Holding Corporation (USA)
Address: 131 Continental Drive, Newark, DE, USA
This communication relates only to private offerings under Regulation D of the U.S. Securities Act of 1933 and is intended solely for U.S. persons who are accredited investors. It does not constitute a public offering of securities.
No investment may be made without reviewing the Private Placement Memorandum and completing the required verification process.