An operating approval does not confer immigration status on the investor or family. Base any move on each person’s actual lawful entry or residence arrangements.
Use the family’s immigration documents for the family’s move
A qualifying spouse and unmarried children under 21 may seek derivative status, subject to individual eligibility and applicable age rules. The business’s ability to open does not establish that their immigrant processing is complete or that residence has begun.
List birth dates, marital relationships, places of birth, current locations and relevant immigration history for each person. No project can promise a visa number, a processing time, or an age-protection outcome for a child approaching 21; those depend on law and on the priority date, not on the sponsor. USCIS charges a filing fee for the standalone investor petition, published on Form G-1055, and each family member later pays immigrant-visa fees at the consulate or adjustment fees in the United States, plus the immigrant fee for the green card. Identify the intended principal, investment rights and eligible derivative family members separately. Each must prove the relationship and admissibility in their own right, and a child's age is protected during petition processing under the Child Status Protection Act.