Even with the global pandemic causing much disruption around the world, applications and processing are still moving forward....
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The Huffington Post was such a success that AOL bought her company in 2011 for $315 million and made her the president of the media group. ...
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US universities should restart in-person classes soon, now that a vaccine against COVID-19 has been approved....
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US universities should restart in-person classes soon, now that a vaccine against COVID-19 has been approved....
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An overriding common thread lies within the foundation of some of the biggest and most prominent tech powerhouses in the U.S. Read more here....
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This article addresses the question to whether or not construction jobs can count towards the job creation requirement for the EB-5 program investor visa....
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This guest article by Suzanne Lazicki looks at what is likely to happen next year as Covid reduces the number of EB-5 visas processed this year....
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The EB-5 program has many benefits for its investors. One of the more popular benefits, is the ability to gain green cards for the investor’s dependent family members. ...
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Although the investment must be “at risk” to qualify, there are a number of ways in which capital is safe while still meeting EB-5 program requirements....
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The EB-5 investors visa program is one of the best ways to enter the United States and provide green cards for the investor, their spouse and any children....
Show me moreThe EB-5 Program has lapsed. The US Congress is discussing the legislation that authorizes the program while USCIS reviews the regulations and policies for filing. Because of the recent court ruling that reversed the 2019 Modernization regulations, the investment level has shifted temporarily from $900,000 back to $500,000.
If the program is reauthorized before the regulations are updated, there may be another window of opportunity to file at $500,000.
LCR expects the program to be reauthorized in December, and continues to work with international families that want to explore alternative residency options.
