Review the actual entitlement, access to funds and proposed investment arrangement. A future expectation alone is not the same as capital available or committed. Some cases may involve an investor actively in the process of investing, but that does not make every promised estate distribution sufficient; the facts and current rules require examination.
Identify which event creates a usable funding source
Ask the estate representative what has been authorized, what can still change and what documents establish those facts. Then have immigration counsel assess the proposed contribution and timing. Do not describe an undistributed amount as already paid into the investment. A commitment supported by actual documents is different from relying only on an expected inheritance value.
Qualifying capital placed at risk in a new commercial enterprise, lawfully sourced and traceable; creation of at least ten full-time jobs for qualifying United States workers; the investor's engagement in management or policy formulation; and two years of conditional residence before conditions are removed. Genuine job sharing is distinct, and direct versus regional-center evidence differs; the report’s label alone does not settle the investor’s showing. The ten jobs must be full-time positions of at least thirty-five hours a week for U.S. citizens, permanent residents or other authorized workers, excluding the investor and family, and they must be created within the period the regulations allow.