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Read our EB-5 whitepapers to stay on top of the newest developments around the EB-5 program. Download all our white papers below (for free).
Read our EB-5 whitepapers to stay on top of the newest developments around the EB-5 program. Download all our white papers below (for free).
In light of these significant changes in the EB-5 program, it’s important to weigh in on several important aspects of your capital investment. Once you have decided that EB-5 is the U.S. immigration pathway for you and your family, the next important step is deciding where to invest your hard-earned money.
As of November 21, 2019, USCIS eliminated a U.S. state’s ability to designate certain geographic and political subdivisions as high- unemployment areas in order to qualify as a TEA.
The EB-5 regulations require investors to prove that the investment funds were “obtained through lawful means.” Read our whitepaper on the Source of Funds requirements here for a detailed overview on how it works.
We often receive a common question during our worldwide EB5 Investor Visa Program education efforts.
Read the whitepaper about the difference between the H1B and EB5 Programs here.
Although the E-2 non-immigrant visa and the EB5 immigrant visa (green card) are completely different, it may make sense for some to consider a strategy that utilizes both.
The EB-5 Visa program is a tried-and-true method of U.S. job creation that enables foreigners to seek a green card while investing significant funds into U.S. enterprises.
The good news is that after approval there is a way you can stay in the United States with full working and travel rights, while you wait for your green card, even if your country has long waiting times.
A petition for a writ of mandamus may be an option to force the USCIS to adjudicate an EB-5 petition that is pending for a long period of time.