No. Investment capital is distinct from project administrative fees, government filing fees, legal fees, and the costs of later immigration stages, and all of these should be confirmed against current figures and actual agreements.
Understand what each payment is actually for
Ask whether a payment is refundable, what it covers, and what happens to it if the project or the immigration case does not proceed as planned. Keep family-related costs and independent financial due diligence as visible, separate line items rather than folding them into an advertised package price.
Money paid to lawyers, to a sponsor as an administrative or subscription fee, or to USCIS as a filing fee leaves the investor's hands but never enters the enterprise as capital, so it must be funded separately and on top. Liquidity terms then decide whether the promised amount is reachable: redemption windows, notice periods, priority of repayment, and whether distributions depend on the project's own cash. The standard amount is one million and fifty thousand United States dollars, reduced to eight hundred thousand for an enterprise in a targeted employment area or for an infrastructure project, with statutory adjustment beginning on the first of January, 2027.