Confirm the actual fee schedule, minimum investment, and administrative charges from the offering documents themselves, since a promoter's summary may not reflect every cost an individual investor will actually incur.
Verify costs against the offering documents
Request an itemized breakdown of administrative fees, legal costs, and the capital contribution from the actual subscription agreement, and confirm current government filing fees separately rather than relying solely on a promoter's cost summary.
Use the investor’s actual available amount after obligations and distribution terms are understood; gross company receipts are not necessarily investable shareholder funds. Keep independent financial due diligence and any family-related costs visible as their own budget items rather than folded into a single advertised package price. For a standalone venture, include the qualifying investment, acquisition diligence, operating reserves, payroll creation, immigration advice, and official filing charges. USCIS filing charges for the investor petition, adjustment of status if used, and the petition to remove conditions appear on Form G-1055; the Department of State publishes the immigrant-visa fees for consular processing.