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Search SEC Form D filings and amendments.

Research SEC private-offering notices and amendments with filer-reported amounts, dates, people, exemptions, identifiers, and the official filing attached.

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Form D and D/A notices remain separate. Reported offering amounts and amounts sold are not fund AUM.

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Each result retains the selected source version. Related searches use reported identifiers. Check the source date and identifier role when comparing datasets; separate filings and amendments remain separate.

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Worked records: two Blackstone-named issuers

The same filing date does not make two similar names one filing series. Keep each issuer, CIK, form type, and accession separate.

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Source package: SEC Form D package · Q2 2026.

Both records are June 29, 2026 notices in the Q2 package, but they are separate issuers with separate CIKs and accessions. The D/A label belongs to the REIT issuer record and should not be described as an amendment to the Private IG Fund Feeder record.

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  • Who filed the exempt-offering notice
  • When the first sale and filing were reported
  • Offering amount, amount sold, investors, and exemptions
  • Which details changed in a D/A amendment

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Names help with discovery. Identifiers, report periods, filing versions, and source documents make the result dependable enough to use.

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Treat the filing as a regulatory notice, not audited proof of capital raised, performance, or suitability.

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  • Accession and file number
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  • Filing and first-sale dates
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  • Federal exemptions
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