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Hypothetical example: a Charlemagne investor holds savings in a personal account and retained earnings inside an incorporated company, and cannot yet say which pool would fund a U.S. business. Naming the owner of each pool comes first.
Six routes remain available here: TN, L-1A, L-1B, E-2, EB-5, and Gold Card, which sits outside the ordinary visa categories. Current requirements for each need checking before capital questions are settled. A start date, a proposal and a shortlisting are useful facts, but none of them answers whether the work is prearranged, whether capital is committed, or whether an enterprise is genuinely operating. Each one asks its own questions about citizenship, the organizations involved, the work and the money.
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Salary facts affect the capital question.

Write down which account holds each amount, who legally owns it, and what would have to happen before that money could be moved.
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List personal accounts, corporate accounts, investments and shareholder-loan balances separately. Ask your accountant to confirm ownership and availability before assigning any balance to the proposed funding plan.
For every pool, note where the money came from and roughly when. Missing history is a task to assign, not guess.
Say whether you or your company would hold the U.S. entity. That choice changes which documents a professional review requests.
Bring the pool list, the ownership column and your open questions to a secure professional review. Keep the first enquiry document-free.
A clean split between personal and company money lets a reviewer answer route questions directly instead of spending the meeting untangling accounts.
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Yes. They are legally different owners, and that distinction shapes which documents matter. Record both accurately now so a licensed attorney can assess them rather than reconstruct them.
That is a tax and corporate question as much as an immigration one. Ask your accountant about the mechanics and bring the answer into the consultation.
Keep it brief: your situation in a few lines and the questions you want answered. Do not upload statements or ownership documents; those belong to a later secure review.
That depends on facts not yet confirmed, including current requirements for each route. Bring the fund breakdown and we can frame the question with a licensed attorney.
Editorial source review: 2026-09-07.
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