Not by itself. Reconcile the amount sent with what was received and credited as qualifying capital under the actual investment arrangement.
Account for the difference rather than guessing
The current general threshold is US$1.05 million or US$800,000 for a qualifying reduced-threshold case. Charges or conversion differences need explanation; do not assume a sending statement alone establishes the amount invested or the other EB-5 requirements. Walk the chain one leg at a time and write the figure at each end of each leg: what left the investor’s account, what the intermediary passed on, what reached the enterprise, and what the enterprise recorded as capital contributed.
Four numbers, three of which usually differ. Only once they are all on the page can anyone say whether a shortfall exists and, if so, at which step it appeared — the question that determines who is able to correct it. A difference created by a correspondent’s charge is a distinct problem from a difference created by the project’s own administrative deduction, and the two are corrected by different parties.
Do not send a further transfer while the cause is unidentified, since an unexplained second payment adds a leg to the chain that will itself need documenting. Where a leg cannot be evidenced at all, record the gap and its size rather than distributing the difference across the other legs so that the total balances.