Form ADV Part 2B — Brochure Supplement

Item 1 — Cover Page

Brochure Supplement for supervised person name — coming soon, investment adviser representative of Velira, LLC ("Velira," the "Firm").

Supervised person CRD No.: individual CRD number — coming soon.

Firm principal office: principal-office street address — coming soon, Colorado, USA · Firm contact: legal@velirafinance.com · Firm CRD No.: firm CRD number — coming soon.

This brochure supplement, dated supplement date — coming soon, provides information about supervised person name — coming soon that supplements the Velira, LLC firm brochure (Form ADV Part 2A). You should have received a copy of that brochure. Please contact us at legal@velirafinance.com if you did not receive the firm brochure or if you have any questions about the contents of this supplement.

Additional information about supervised person name — coming soon is available on the SEC's website at www.adviserinfo.sec.gov (search by the individual CRD number above).

The Firm prepares a supplement in this form for each supervised person who formulates investment advice for a client and has direct client contact — including each dedicated CFP® professional who advises clients on the Velira Wealth, Velira Tax, and Velira Estate tiers. Clients receive the supplement for each professional who advises them before or at the time the advisory relationship begins. complete roster of supervised persons requiring a supplement — coming soon.

Item 2 — Educational Background and Business Experience

Name: supervised person name — coming soon. Year of birth: year of birth — coming soon.

Formal education after high school: degree(s), institution(s), year(s) — coming soon.

Business background for the preceding five years: employment history — employer, title, dates, for the past five years — coming soon.

Professional designations and examinations: qualifying exam or credential — Series 65, Series 7 + Series 66, or an exam-waiving professional designation such as CFP® or CFA® — coming soon. For each professional designation held, the following describes its minimum qualifications so a client can assess its value: designation's issuing organization and its education, examination, experience, and continuing-education requirements — e.g., for the CFP® certification: a bachelor's degree, CFP Board-registered coursework, the CFP® examination, 4,000–6,000 hours of qualifying experience, the CFP Board's ethics commitment, and 30 hours of continuing education every two years — coming soon.

Role at the Firm. The supervised person provides personalized, non-discretionary financial-planning and investment advice to assigned clients, working from the client's connected financial picture in the Firm's software platform, and is responsible for the advice delivered to those clients — including reviewing and contextualizing the Platform's analytical outputs before they are relied on as personalized advice.

Item 3 — Disciplinary Information

This Item discloses legal or disciplinary events material to a client's evaluation of the supervised person — including certain criminal or civil actions, administrative proceedings before the SEC, other federal or state regulatory agencies or foreign regulators, and self-regulatory-organization proceedings.

supervised person name — coming soon has no legal or disciplinary events to report. confirm against the individual's CRD/Form U4 record before filing; any reportable event must be fully described here — coming soon.

Item 4 — Other Business Activities

This Item discloses any other investment-related business or occupation in which the supervised person is actively engaged (for example, as a broker-dealer registered representative or insurance agent), any compensation-related conflicts (including commissions or bonuses from the sale of securities or other products), and any non-investment-related business that provides a substantial source of income or occupies a substantial amount of time.

supervised person name — coming soon is not registered, and does not have an application pending to register, as a broker-dealer representative, futures or commodities professional, or insurance agent, and is not engaged in any other investment-related business or occupation. The supervised person receives no commissions, bonuses, or other compensation based on the sale of securities or other investment products. confirm; disclose any outside business activities, including any professional practice (e.g., an independent CPA or law practice), with time devoted and any resulting conflicts — coming soon.

Item 5 — Additional Compensation

This Item discloses whether any person who is not a client provides the supervised person with an economic benefit for providing advisory services (for example, sales awards or prizes, or bonuses based on the number or amount of sales, client referrals, or new accounts).

supervised person name — coming soon receives no economic benefit from anyone other than the Firm for providing advisory services. The supervised person is compensated by the Firm through compensation method — e.g., salary and/or owner distributions — coming soon; compensation is not based on the amount of client assets, the products clients buy, or how often clients transact — consistent with the Firm's flat-subscription model (no asset-based fees, no commissions; see the firm brochure, Item 5).

Item 6 — Supervision

The Firm supervises the advice its supervised persons provide through written compliance policies and procedures and a Code of Ethics grounded in the Firm's fiduciary duty to its clients. Supervision of supervised person name — coming soon is the responsibility of supervisor / Chief Compliance Officer name — coming soon, supervisor title — coming soon, who can be reached at supervisor phone — coming soon or legal@velirafinance.com.

Supervision includes periodic and risk-based review of client files, recommendations, and communications; monitoring for conformity with each client's stated goals, risk tolerance, and restrictions; and enforcement of the Code of Ethics and personal-trading policies.

Because the Firm's platform generates analytical outputs that inform advice, supervision also covers model governance: review and approval of the models, assumptions, and logic behind the Platform's analyses; testing and monitoring of outputs (including AI-assisted outputs) for accuracy; change controls over the engines; and review of how supervised persons use Platform outputs in the advice delivered to clients. Because the Firm is non-discretionary, no supervised person places trades for clients — supervision focuses on the quality and compliance of the advice itself. confirm the supervisory structure, review cadence, and model-governance controls match actual practice — coming soon.