How can I start a business while I am on a conditional green card for EB-5?

Other than the conditions to show you created jobs, the temporary green card acts like a full green card (proof of status, ability to work and travel). Any employment, including self-employment, should be ok.

Yes, there are no restrictions on this - you are a green card holder with all rights attendant thereto.

A temporary green card is the same as a regular green card and you can absolutely start a business while on the conditional card.

There is nothing stopping you from starting a new business while on a conditional EB-5 green card.

Yes, you can. In fact, you don''t need to be a U.S. permanent resident to be an investor. In addition, please be advised that an approval of I-526 does not grant you the conditional residency. You need to either file I-485 or go through consular processing to get a conditional green card.

Yes. The conditional green card is a green card with a 2-year expiration that allows you to work for any employer.

Yes, for sure.

A conditional, lawful permanent resident of the U.S. can work in the U.S. as an employee, independent contractor, or be self employed.