No. A commercial closing, petition decision, immigrant admission and removal-of-conditions filing are different events. Arrange the transaction with an accurate understanding of what each event does, rather than using a proposed closing as a promised immigration date.
Maintain a business timeline and an immigration timeline
Record what the parties must do before closing and what evidence will be produced afterwards. Separately track the petition, visa availability and applicable admission or adjustment process. Conditional residence begins through admission with the immigrant visa or adjustment approval, not merely petition approval. I-829 generally belongs in the 90-day window before conditional residence’s second anniversary. Government processing and adjudication remain distinct from a seller’s schedule.
Sponsors describe timelines in terms of capital raise, construction and job creation, and those matter for whether the investment will ultimately support the removal of conditions. An investor should therefore ask the sponsor for the expected job-creation timeline stated against that window, in writing, before committing, and should treat vague answers as information in themselves. Where demand in a category exceeds supply for an applicant's country of chargeability, the Visa Bulletin governs when a visa can be issued, and the capital must remain invested and at risk throughout the wait rather than being withdrawn while the queue moves.