No. The current proposal can be reviewed before closing, with its actual conditions clearly identified.
Assess before the next commitment
Do not assume review guarantees eligibility or that signing authorizes work. Coordinate commercial advice and the immigration questions while terms remain open. Match the immigration sequence to the commercial sequence.
First identify treaty nationality and ownership, then document the source and movement of funds, then settle purchase, lease, escrow, and financing conditions, and finally decide when an application can accurately describe an operating enterprise. Hypothetical example: a specialty-linen cleaning business signs a lease that begins before its equipment arrives and before the seller releases the purchase inventory. The investor should not state that the enterprise is ready to operate if those facts remain contingent.
An E-2 investor must have capital genuinely committed and exposed to risk; a wish to invest after travel is not enough. Processing periods and appointment availability can change, so a signed closing date does not guarantee a matching immigration result. Do not begin work based solely on an application plan.
The practical output is a dependency list showing which commercial conditions must be satisfied, which documents must be refreshed, and which activities must wait for the appropriate status. Refresh bank balances, ownership records, and transaction documents immediately before the application step. An accurate financial snapshot is preferable to relying on a closing package that no longer describes the enterprise.