The actual inheritance and funding history still need relevant evidence.
Explain the transaction behind the label
Identify lawful entitlement and the path into the investment. A short description may leave unanswered who owned the funds, what was distributed and when the investor received them.
Lawful obtaining is examined through the donor: the file must show how the parents came to have the money, which for a farm sale means the deed, the title history, the quota records and the tax returns around the disposition. Gifted funds are acceptable capital provided the gift is genuine, with no obligation to repay, and provided the donor's lawful acquisition of the money can be documented. Inheritance is a recognized source, but the requirement is proof of how the capital was obtained, which means showing both how the deceased acquired it and how the estate transferred it to the beneficiary. Where the slowest asset would delay filing beyond a point the household cares about, ask counsel what could be done differently: a smaller initial commitment where the structure permits it, a different funding source, or simply a later date. The common mistake is treating a valuable family asset as proof of lawful source and job creation without documenting either chain.