No. Identify the actual remaining processing, documentation, medical and travel costs applicable to the case, alongside project charges and qualifying capital.
Budget for the route actually being used
Verify current official fees rather than importing a visitor-trip estimate. Neither a Canadian passport nor a history of inexpensive border visits eliminates the costs and steps of the applicable immigrant process.
Confirm whether a payment is refundable and what happens if the project or the immigration case changes. At filing, the investor pays the Form I-526E fee, and if the investment is through a regional center there is usually an administrative fee to the project that is separate from the capital and not returned. The total cash outlay can exceed the threshold without making every dollar qualifying capital. Obtain the designation or project evidence supporting that conclusion and recheck current amounts before funds move. A lower stated project cost does not replace the required capital or the job-creation obligation. A family should be able to state each column separately before signing, and should confirm with the project which payments are refundable if the petition is refused.