; (II) approve the changes referred to in subclause (I) only after— (aa) notice of any such proposed changes are made publicly available through a publicly accessible Web site of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services for a period of not fewer than 30 days; and (bb) the Secretary determines that the regional center would remain compliant with this subparagraph and with subparagraph (K); and (III) notwithstanding the pendency of a request for approval of any amendment that has been filed pursuant to subclause (I), adjudicate business plans under subparagraph (I) and petitions under section 204(a)(1)(H). (I) Business plans for regional center investments (i) Application for approval of an investment in a new commercial enterprise A regional center shall file an application with the Secretary of Homeland Security for each particular investment offering in or through an associated new commercial enterprise before any alien files a petition for classification under this paragraph by reason of investment in that offering, which shall include— (I) a comprehensive business plan for a specific capital investment project; (II) a credible economic analysis regarding estimated job creation that is based upon economically and statistically valid methodologies; (III) any documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission under the Securities Act of 1933 ( 15 U.S.C. 77a et seq.) or with the securities regulator of any State, as required by law; (IV) any investment and offering documents, including subscription, investment, partnership, and operating agreements, private placement memoranda, term sheets, biographies for management, officers, directors, and any individual with similar responsibilities, the description of the business plan to be provided to potential alien investors, and marketing materials used or drafts prepared for use in connection with the offering, which shall contain references, as appropriate, to any— (aa) investment risks associated with the new commercial enterprise and the job-creating entity