The EB-5 program allows individuals to get a green card if they invest $800,000 or $1,050,000 in a business that creates 10 full-time jobs. The investment amount that is required…
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When evaluating U.S. residency options, the EB-2 NIW vs EB-5 pathways stand out as the two most popular self-petition pathways used by investors and entrepreneurs to pursue permanent residency in…
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The question of whether you can use an unsecured loan for your EB-5 investment has a surprisingly complex history. It's a common query for investors who want to leverage capital…
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The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program offers a pathway to U.S. permanent residency by making a significant investment in a job-creating enterprise. However, not all EB-5 investments are the same. The…
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For foreign investors and entrepreneurs, the EB-5 and E-2 visas are two of the most powerful pathways to living and working in the United States. While both are centered around…
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The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program offers a direct path to a U.S. Green Card, and a frequent question is whether these investment funds can be used for a business purchase.…
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A critical question for every EB-5 investor is: "How long must my capital remain at risk before I can get it back?" The answer to this has become more complex…
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The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program offers a direct path to permanent residency (a "Green Card") in the United States for foreign nationals and their eligible family members who make a…
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A key question for E-2 visa applicants and holders is whether the original investment, often a substantial amount such as $100,000, must remain in the business after the visa is…
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The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program offers foreign nationals the opportunity to gain U.S. permanent residency by making a qualifying investment in the U.S. economy. However, one of the leading reasons…
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Learn when your EB-5 investment must be completed, how the 2022 law affects applications, and best practices for compliance with investment rules.
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Learn how to use EB-5 investment funds to purchase a business while meeting USCIS requirements for job creation and compliance.
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Learn what counts as lawful sources of funds for an EB-5 visa, from gifts to loan proceeds and property sales, and how to meet U.S. investment requirements.
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Understanding the timeline for sustaining your EB-5 investment is crucial for compliance and success in the program.
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A single EB-5 enterprise can support multiple applicants in regional centers, but only one applicant in direct investments post-March 15, 2022.
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An EB-5 applicant must invest in a new commercial enterprise established after November 29, 1990, and create at least 10 jobs for U.S. workers.
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Loan proceeds can be used for EB-5 investment if secured by personal assets and lawfully acquired. Learn how to ensure compliance with USCIS requirements.
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Discover the investment thresholds for the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program and learn how to qualify for the $800,000 or $1,050,000 investment amounts based on your business location.
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Learn about the flexible ownership requirements for the EB-5 program, where no specific percentage is needed as long as the investment amount and job creation criteria are met.
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Explore the top ways to move from an E-2 visa to a green card, including the National Interest Waiver, EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program, and family-based green card options.
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Learn if buying a business counts toward your EB-5 investment and how to meet the job creation requirements. Explore our free resources for more details.
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Discover if buying a business qualifies for the EB-5 visa & how it could fast-track your U.S. immigration goals. Schedule a consultation today.
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Loan proceeds can be counted as capital toward the EB-5 investment.
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If you want to buy a business in the U.S., you may not necessarily need a U.S. visa, but you may need one if you want to move to the…
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As described in an earlier blog post, one option for those who have been waiting an unreasonably long time for the government to adjudicate their immigrant petition is suing USCIS…
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