No. Each investor must satisfy the applicable job requirement without double allocating the same jobs.
Request an allocation explanation
Ask how the project connects its total job estimate to its investors, what method applies and what assumptions remain unfulfilled. Ten qualifying full-time jobs per investor is the governing requirement. A high project-wide number does not show that a particular investor has an adequate, supportable allocation.
Qualifying capital placed at risk in a new commercial enterprise, lawfully sourced and traceable; creation of at least ten full-time jobs for qualifying United States workers; the investor's engagement in management or policy formulation; and two years of conditional residence before conditions are removed. A thorough personal funding history does not establish the project's job-creation evidence, and a strong project presentation does not establish the investor's lawful capital, so identify unresolved points on both sides before committing, and confirm current filing requirements directly. The project's job-creation evidence, capital structure, and the investor's own lawful source of funds still need to be independently verified from the actual offering documents and personal records, regardless of how the opportunity was presented.