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Hypothetical example: a Rockwood applicant plans to work in or acquire a business that uses outside bookkeeping, delivery and technical support. Those contracts describe parts of the operation, but they do not establish the applicant’s role or every immigration condition. Identify what providers do, who controls their work and what remains with the applicant.
Professional employment, company transfers, treaty investment, EB-5 capital and Gold Card gifts each need different evidence. TN depends on eligible citizenship, listed work and credentials. L-1A and L-1B depend on qualifying organizations, history and roles. E-2 depends on a qualifying investor and enterprise. EB-5 has capital and job requirements; Gold Card follows its official gift framework. Provider contracts should be used for the facts they establish, without assuming one business model answers all six routes.
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An outside placement needs an accurate account of the professional work.

Draw a responsibility map showing the applicant, actual employer, business owners, customers and outside providers. Describe services genuinely available and activities the applicant must personally perform. Record the underlying agreements and supervision arrangements rather than presenting every provider as an employee or every task as delegated.
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Identify recurring activities and who actually performs them.
Record the service, supervision, availability and limits of each relevant agreement.
Explain actual personal duties, decisions and commitments without assuming everything is delegated.
Determine what the arrangements support and which immigration requirements need separate proof.
An initial consultation can identify which outside relationships matter to the proposed route. Bring a clear description and the relevant agreements, with missing facts acknowledged. Review the actual arrangement before relying on a provider’s promise to supply staffing, knowledge, revenue or immigration support.
Find your pathwayPrepare the Rockwood request around the business’s real division of responsibility and the applicant’s intended activity. Confirm the review scope and relevant records. Outside commercial support may explain an operation, but it does not grant immigration status, prove investment eligibility or guarantee the family’s ability to move.
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Do not assume that. Describe the real relationship and apply the relevant rule to the actual arrangement.
No. Explain what support exists and what the applicant will actually do, then assess the classification’s requirements.
Identify relevant agreements and confirm the review scope. Preserve accurate supporting records rather than using an undifferentiated document bundle.
A commercial promise does not establish a government decision. Review the actual eligibility evidence and process stage.
Editorial source review: 2026-09-07.
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