Create (or save) at least 10 full-time jobs for qualifying U.S. workers within two years of I-526 immigration petition approval (or reasonable time thereafter).
10,000 visas are set aside each year for investors (and eligible family members) in projects through Regional Centers designated by the USCIS.
Willing to, and has funds available, to cover the administrative fees and costs.
Ready to wait for USCIS to complete the green card process.
Register on our website and our consultant will reach out to you.
After you review the project, our consultant will share all project related paperwork including the investor questionnaire, investor accreditation form and PPM (private placement memorandum) with you.
Fill out all paperwork sent by our consultant and sign documents.
Engage Immigration attorney to help you define source of fund, assist with sourcing of funds and filling out the paperwork required to prepare I-526.
EB- 5 funds must be legally earned. Evidence of source of funds will be required.
Transfer your funds to an escrow account where your money is held by a trusted third party under the terms of a negotiated escrow agreement.
File the I-526 application. Your counsel will file this for you.
Not Residing in United States: If you are currently residing in your home country or outside of the United States, you will have to submit a visa application through the U.S. Consulate there.
After the I-526 has been approved, you will receive a conditional green card that is valid for 2 years.
After residing in the United States for approximately two years, you will need to prove the required job creation by filing form I-829. This should be filed approximately 90 days prior to the expiration of 2 years from your entry into the United States as a conditional permanent resident.
Upon review and approval by USCIS, they will replace your conditional green card with the permanent green card which only requires renewal (like a passport) every 10 years.