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The EB-5 is a conditional visa that requires a significant investment with a U.S.-based business, usually made through an accredited regional center.
Sometimes it can be hard to figure out how much to pay an EB-5 immigration attorney. In general, you should set aside no less than $15,000 (USD).
If you are going through the EB-5 process, becoming an accredited investor is an amazing way of strengthening and speeding up your application.
Investor visas can sometimes be complicated. This article will provide basic information about the different types of EB-5 investor visas available to immigrants coming to the United States.
USCIS requires documentation showing both the origin and legitimacy of your assets. If your funds don’t meet their standards, USCIS may choose to decline your I-526 petition.
In almost all cases, working with an EB-5 Regional Center is safer than making a direct investment in a new business enterprise.
When applying for an EB-5 investor visa, the funds that you use have to fulfill certain criteria. In order to prove that your funds qualify, prospective EB-5 investors must fill out an I-526 petition.
Applying for an EB-5 investor visa is one way to become a U.S. permanent resident. In general, there are five main requirements for receiving an EB-5 visa.
The 1998 “Matter of Ho” decision is a legal precedent that outlines the basic standards for creating an EB-5 business plan.
Designation as a Regional Center can lead to rewarding and lucrative investment opportunities for regional centers and foreign investors.
