The immigrant petition fee for the investor, then a residence fee for each of the five family members at the consular or adjustment stage, then the removal-of-conditions fee at the two-year point, all set in the USCIS and State Department schedules, plus any regional-center administrative fee and professional costs.
Multiply the residence-stage fees by every person in the household
The fee structure has three government stages and one project stage. First, the investor files the immigrant petition with the fee listed in the USCIS fee schedule, which is among the highest employment-based fees. Second, once a visa number is available, each family member applies for an immigrant visa abroad, paying the visa fee and the immigrant fee, or files to adjust status inside the United States with that form's fee; for a family of five that is five sets of charges.
Third, in the ninety days before conditional residence ends, the investor files to remove conditions with a single fee covering the family. The project stage is the regional center's administrative fee, charged on top of the investment and not returned. Hypothetical example: a Sainte-Brigitte-de-Laval couple with three children budgets for the investment and the petition fee and later learns that the five residence applications and the removal petition together add a substantial sum.
Check every figure on the current G-1055 before funding.