Hi, I'm doing research on this topic to draft a public comment for USCIS and I'd like to request everybody's input:

-Is it reasonable to limit this to only 3 founders per company, or should it be 4?

-Reasonable for a successful founder to own at least 10% at the end of the 2 year period (which could be 5 years after founding the startup)?

-Reasonable to require $345k within the 1st 3 years to qualify? Too much capital?

-Is $500k annual revenue with average annualized revenue growth of at least 20% a good minimum requirement for proving "substantial and rapidly increasing revenue"?

-Will certain industries like biotech or medical devices be harmed if there is a requirement that the investor funding and application must occur within the first 3 years after founding? Are there some types of companies that take longer to get traction?

-Is winning pitch events or other competitions a good indicator of potential for rapid growth and job creation?

-Does getting into an incubator show a potential for success?

Thanks Sophie Alcorn

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