Receive continuous support and personalized guidance throughout your EB-5 journey. From project selection to receiving your residency, we’re with you every step of the way, making the process easy and transparent.
Why Ongoing Support is Essential
The EB-5 process can be overwhelming, with multiple steps involved. The EB-5 process can be overwhelming, with multiple steps involved. It’s not just about making an investment; it’s about navigating the immigration process, understanding the legal requirements, and staying updated on your project’s progress. Our support team is here to ensure you remain informed and confident throughout.
What Support Will You Receive?
Project Selection Assistance: We help you identify and assess investment opportunities that meet your goals and criteria.
Regular Updates: Stay informed with progress reports on your investment and the status of your EB-5 application.
Consultations: Receive ongoing advice and guidance tailored to your specific situation, from financial planning to immigration issues.
Making Process Easier
Clear Communication: Our team ensures you fully understand each step of the EB-5 process, so you’re never left in the dark.
Personalized Service: We take the time to understand your goals, preferences, and financial situation to offer solutions that are right for you.
Peace of Mind: Knowing you have an experienced team working with you every step of the way provides peace of mind during this complex process.
FAQs
What is the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program?
It’s a U.S. immigration program allowing foreign investors to obtain conditional permanent residency (Green Card) by making a qualifying investment in a new commercial enterprise that creates at least 10 U.S. jobs. Program has been law since 1990 and includes both direct and Regional Center investments.
How much do I need to invest?
• TEA projects (rural or high-unemployment areas): $800,000
• Non-TEA projects: $1,050,000
What qualifies as a Targeted Employment Area (TEA)?
A TEA is either a rural area or one with high unemployment. Investing in a TEA lowers the required investment amount. TEA designation is evaluated as part of your I‑526 submission.
Can I use a loan to fund my EB-5 investment?
Yes, loans are allowed if secured by collateral that is not the EB‑5 investment itself. You’ll also need to document the lawful source of the loan funds.
How many jobs must the investment create?
The investment must create 10 full-time U.S. jobs. In Regional Center investments, both direct and indirect jobs can count toward this requirement.
What is the EB-5 Regional Center program?
A Regional Center is an entity pre-approved by USCIS to group EB‑5 investments into projects focused on economic growth. They handle job creation modeling and reporting, making the process more passive for investors.
Will I get my investment back?
If the project succeeds and conditions are met, investors typically receive their capital back at the end of the term, as outlined in the investment agreement. However, USCIS requires the investment to remain “at risk” during the two-year conditional residency period.
How long does the EB-5 process take?
Timing varies:
• I‑526 processing depends on USCIS workload and visa availability.
• After I‑526 approval, the investor applies for a visa or adjustment of status.
• I‑829 (to remove conditions) is filed near the end of the two-year residency.
USCIS publishes average processing times online.
Can I apply for EB-5 while on another U.S. visa?
Yes, holders of H‑1B, E‑2, or other nonimmigrant visas may apply for EB‑5 and can remain in status while the I‑526 is pending. Once approved and a visa is available, they may file for adjustment of status.
What are the advantages of EB-5?
EB‑5 offers a direct route to U.S. residency without strict language or education requirements. It benefits both the U.S., through job creation, and investors, by providing permanent residency and future citizenship potential.
Do my family members qualify too?
Yes, your spouse and unmarried children under age 21 qualify for the EB‑5 visa as dependents. Parents, siblings, and other relatives do not.
What are the main costs involved besides the investment?
Additional costs include:
• USCIS filing fees (e.g. I‑526, I‑485/DS‑260, I‑829)
• Regional Center administration fees (if applicable)
• Legal, due diligence, and professional services
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