Pull the term and renewal clause, termination and notice rights on both sides, fees and escalation, payment schedule, refund or escrow provisions, data export and interface rights, service levels, assignment on change of control, and governing law. Attach the invoices and payment confirmations that show what has actually been paid.
Give the reviewer the clause, not your reading of it
Provide the executed contract with its schedules, order forms and side letters so the summary can be checked. Ask counsel to examine conflicting obligations in related agreements rather than selecting the most convenient wording. Obtain missing material schedules during preparation; if unavailable, determine how their absence affects the evidence before filing. The contract is part of the record, not the sole determinant of visa eligibility.
A reviewer who has never met the lender should be able to follow the money from its lawful origin to the enterprise's account without asking a question. Drafts do not count; the officer needs executed versions or, for escrow, terms that bind the parties. Ask third for the escrow instructions themselves rather than a summary, because the release trigger determines whether the money is at risk.
Control of a company account alone does not establish that its balance is personal capital.