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Hypothetical example: a Lorraine buyer is offered a U.S. business and receives a polished sales brochure, but no financial statements, lease, payroll summary or customer contracts. The asking price rests on claims nobody has checked.
Six routes remain open on this site: TN, L-1A, L-1B, E-2, EB-5, and the Gold Card, which is not a conventional visa category. What each currently requires should be checked before you choose. Beside every assertion, write the record that supports it and the date somebody last checked that record, and mark plainly the assertions no record supports yet. E-2 turns on treaty nationality, money irrevocably committed and at risk, and whether the applicant will actually direct the business.
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Ask the seller in writing for statements, the lease and payroll records. A refusal, or a long delay, is itself information you can plan around.
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Put the brochure aside and list what it claims. Then list which of those claims an operating record could actually confirm.
Send one written request naming each document you need: statements, tax filings, lease, payroll summary, supplier and customer contracts.
Bring what you have and what is missing to a free remote consultation, described in general terms, with no personal documents in a public enquiry.
Ask how a later review with a licensed U.S. attorney and your own accountant would be arranged once records arrive.
Decide now what you will do if the records never appear: walk away, renegotiate the price, or build a plan around starting something yourself instead.
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It tells you what the seller wants to sell, not how the business runs. Treat it as a starting point and note which claims you would want independent records to support.
Financial statements, tax filings, the lease, a payroll summary and the main contracts are a reasonable opening list. Put the request in writing so the timeline and the response are recorded.
A first consultation is a short conversation about your situation, not a document review. Ask how any later examination of records would be arranged and who would carry it out.
It can, because several routes turn on facts a record would establish. Current requirements need checking, so treat route selection as a question to revisit once the documents exist.
Editorial source review: 2026-09-07.
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