No. Commercial projections do not grant immigration permission.
Track the actual transaction and process
Identify real commitments and unresolved conditions. Confirm authorization before the proposed U.S. activity rather than using a spreadsheet date.
Coordinate the agreement, funds transfer and closing dates with the legal review; the transaction may settle payments at closing rather than beforehand. The buyer can offer a firm commitment with documented conditions and dates, structured with the transaction lawyer so that exposure becomes real only after the agreed diligence is complete. E-2 permits an investor to be in the process of investing, but the capital relied upon must be irrevocably committed and at risk; refundable or freely withdrawable funds may not satisfy that condition. Structure the transaction with a condition tied to the immigration decision and funds in escrow, so the deal can wait for the outcome instead of forcing an early completion. A seller's preferred closing date is commercial pressure, and it cannot convert collateral over enterprise assets into qualifying capital, so a timetable with no room to redraft is a risk to the transaction as much as to the application.