Becoming an IA
How to become an Independent Associate with Corsair Connect.
What is an IA?
IA = Independent Associate
An IA is an independent contractor authorized to:
- Sponsor new customers and IAs
- Build a marketing organization (downline)
- Earn commissions on downline purchases
- Access IA-specific tools and reports
IA vs Customer
Both Customers and IAs can:
- Purchase PRS
- Receive CSR
Only IAs can:
- Withdraw commissions
- Sponsor others
- Build downline
- Earn on downline purchases
IAs must have: Business License
Independent Contractor Status
IAs are not employees. This means:
- Tax status: Self-employed — you handle your own taxes
- Relationship: Independent contractor, not employee
- Benefits: None from Corsair Connect
- Expenses: Your own responsibility
- Schedule: You set your own hours
- Results: Not guaranteed
In This Section
- Requirements — Who can become an IA
- IA Agreement — Key terms you agree to
- Business License Overview — Why a license is needed
- License Purchase — How to buy your license
- License Renewal — Keeping your license active
- KYB Overview — Business verification
- KYB Documents — What documents you need
- Sponsor Assignment — How sponsors work
Enrollment Process
Quick Summary
- Complete IA Application
- Accept IA Agreement
- Pay Business License fee
- Submit KYC (individuals) or KYB (entities)
- Verification review
- Active status granted
Key Requirements Preview
- 18 years or older
- Valid SSN or Federal Tax ID (US)
- Not employed by Corsair Connect
- Not an existing IA (12-month waiting period)
- Approved jurisdiction
What IAs Do
Primary Activities
- Sponsor customers — Help people buy PRS
- Build teams — Recruit and support new IAs
- Earn commissions — Percentage of downline purchases
- Maintain compliance — Follow all rules
Not Required
- No required purchases to remain IA
- No mandatory training material purchases
- No inventory requirements
How IAs Earn
Important Disclaimers
- No income guarantee — results vary significantly by individual
- Success depends on effort, skill, market conditions, and timing
- Past results don't predict future earnings
- No purchase required to become or remain an IA