A board package is the comprehensive application required by NYC co-op (and some condo) buildings before approving a buyer. It typically includes financial statements, tax returns (2-3 years), bank and investment statements, employment verification, personal and professional reference letters, and a completed building questionnaire. Some buildings also require a personal interview with the board. Preparation takes 2-4 weeks and often requires a CPA letter. Co-op boards can reject applicants for almost any reason (except protected classes), making a strong board package critical.
For high-net-worth international entrepreneurs eyeing the United States as a launchpad for global expansion, the landscape of immigration options is often
Master I94 form requirements, extensions, and compliance. Expert guidance for executives, entrepreneurs, and professionals navigating U.S. immigration in 2026.
Complete US tourist visa guide for 2026. Expert insights on B-1/B-2 applications, processing times, costs, and approval strategies for business professionals.
Complete B1 B2 visa guide for executives and entrepreneurs. Processing times, requirements, and approval strategies for business and tourism visas in 2026.
Need help with your visa or relocation?
Schedule a Consultation