Key Takeaways
- IT, management, HR, and marketing consultants with TPS qualify
- Client contracts and retainer revenue are the primary qualification metrics
- Working capital bridges the gap between client invoices and payment
- No green card or SBA eligibility required
- 48-hour decisions — fund your team expansion or marketing investment
TPS holders working as independent consultants and building professional services firms span a wide range of disciplines — IT consulting, management consulting, human resources, marketing, accounting, and more. Venezuelan TPS holders with MBAs and finance backgrounds have built boutique consulting firms. Ukrainian TPS holders with technical expertise operate IT staffing and consulting businesses. Salvadoran TPS holders with decades of US work experience consult in construction project management. These are businesses built on expertise, relationships, and reputation — not on physical assets — which is why their banking situation can be challenging. Bankable evaluates the revenue, not the collateral.
Consulting Business Funding Uses
- Working capital: Bridge the gap between completing work and receiving payment on net-30 or net-60 invoices
- Team expansion: Fund the salaries of additional consultants, associates, or support staff
- Marketing and business development: Invest in a website, thought leadership content, conference attendance, and BD efforts
- Software and tools: CRM, project management, proposal software, and other professional tools
- Office buildout: Fund a professional office for client meetings and team collaboration
Consulting businesses with recurring retainer contracts are particularly strong candidates. Check your Bankability Score or call (786) 443-5511 to discuss your consulting firm's needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Bankable funds TPS consulting businesses based on client revenue. No green card required.
Yes. Monthly retainer income from clients is excellent qualifying revenue — it is predictable and recurring, which improves your approval profile.
Six months of business bank statements showing client payments. Signed client contracts help but are not required for smaller amounts.
Yes. We average your revenue over 6-12 months and account for variability. Consistent clients even at varying hours qualifies.
Typically 1-3x average monthly revenue. A firm billing $40K/month can often access $40K-$150K.
Yes. Working capital can be used for salary expenses during a team expansion phase.
We evaluate your business bank account revenue independently of personal W-2 income. The business needs its own EIN and bank account.
48 hours from complete application submission. Funds arrive 3-5 business days after approval.